Windows 95/98/ME Help Desk Software (21-30 of 42)

HelpMaster PRO is a powerful and easy to use, fully featured help desk application.

eFACiLiTY's helpdesk module manages the work flow of registering, assigning and resolving of the job requests, problems reported and calls received by the call center by way telephonic calls, emails and alarms from the control systems. Knowledge base helps the helpdesk operators by providing vital...

Clientele for Help Desks provides the key tools needed by an IT team chartered with supporting an enterprise, including call, knowledge and asset management.

GDS 2000 PRO is incontestably the software you need to manage your service calls. It allows you to follow efficiently your service calls and keep the history of all the problems and solutions encountered.

IT Helpdesk is a Lotus Notes Domino software solution that can be deployed to support an IT Help desk in logging and responding to calls, coordinating support services and managing assets effectively.

Rapid Email Support is a software productivity tool designed to save you time by speeding up the time taken to reply to your emails. It does this by using the powerful combination of database, knowledge base, small text file templates and the ability to easily add them to your outgoing email you...

Fully featured helpdesk software utility including call & problem logging, fully searchable knowledgebase and a web access module. Email notifications & logging.

NetSupport Manager enables busy IT personnel to support remote users without leaving their desk. NetSupport Manager is one of the leading desktop management and remote control solutions on the market. NetSupport Manager enables you to perform software updates, file transfer/distribution, Hardware...

Powerful and easy-to-use database for asset management and help desk tracking

CallTracker is specially designed for use in service call centres and help desks, where calls often require follow up actions. In service call centres the initial telephone conversation is only the beginning of a sequence of events.