How to set up your first customer support project (ID: 5)
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How to set up your first customer support project (ID: 5)

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Faizan Anwar && Hisham Mahmood
Customer Success Manager

Introduction

Setting up your first customer support project in MogDesk (Article ID: 5) is a straightforward process that will help you organize and manage customer inquiries efficiently. This guide will walk you through the essential steps to get your project up and running.

Step 1: Create a new project

To create a new project, navigate to the Dashboard and click on the "New Project" button in the top right corner. You'll be prompted to enter a name for your project and select a project type. For customer support, select "Support" as the project type.

Step 2: Configure your channels

MogDesk allows you to manage customer inquiries from multiple channels in one place. To set up your channels, go to the "Channels" tab in your project settings and click "Add Channel". You can add email, chat, social media, and other channels depending on your subscription plan.

Step 3: Set up your team

Invite team members to collaborate on your project by going to the "Team" tab in your project settings. Click "Invite Team Member" and enter their email address. You can assign roles and permissions to each team member based on their responsibilities.

Step 4: Create ticket categories

Organize your tickets by creating categories that reflect your support workflow. Go to the "Categories" tab in your project settings and click "Add Category". Common categories include "Technical Support", "Billing", "Feature Requests", and "General Inquiries".

Step 5: Set up automation rules

Automation rules help you streamline your support workflow by automatically assigning, categorizing, and prioritizing tickets. Go to the "Automation" tab in your project settings and click "Create Rule" to set up your first automation rule.

Step 6: Customize your knowledge base

A knowledge base helps customers find answers to common questions without contacting support. Go to the "Knowledge Base" tab in your project settings and click "Create Article" to start building your knowledge base.

Step 7: Test your setup

Before going live, test your setup by sending test tickets through each of your configured channels. Make sure tickets are being routed correctly and that your team can respond effectively.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you'll have a fully functional customer support project that helps you manage customer inquiries efficiently. Remember to regularly review and optimize your setup as your support needs evolve.

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