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| Member Posts: 107 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: France/Switzerland | Two Kayako desks talking to one another -
27-05-2006, 09:59 AM
I use Kayako. My hosting company uses Kayako. My address on their desk is a piped in address to my desk. The problem, obviously, is that when I open a ticket on their site, it comes to me with their subject line hence reference number. My system considers it a new ticket and replies with a new number. Their system sees a new number and makes a new ticket. And so on and so forth. Any workarounds? == Messages must cause change. | Stop AIDS. Make the Promise! | Fair trade photographs. |
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| Member Posts: 107 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: France/Switzerland |
27-05-2006, 01:09 PM
Because on our side, we have several techs who need to talk to several techs over there. Pointing to individual addresses, on our side, negates the value of the helpdesk, again, on our side. Ditto, obviously, for our hosting company. == Messages must cause change. | Stop AIDS. Make the Promise! | Fair trade photographs. |
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