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I use the Trouble Ticketing module for Horde (http://www.horde.org).  It
has webmail, calander, contact list, trouble ticketing, and lots more.

Ciao,

Tek Budda wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> Hoping someone can suggest something that would meet the needs of a 
> project I am working on.
> 
> We are looking for a solution that will take the place of our manual 
> phone call log sheets and allow us to develop communications based on FAQ's.
> 
> What we do right now:
> Call centre fills out manual call sheets with contact info and topic 
> covered.  After getting placed into a binder these then get manually 
> counted up as per the amount of phone calls and any calculations have to 
> be done manually to determine what communications to be released.  SOme 
> of the challenges we are facing are that the topics are consistent and 
> clear as to what questions were asked and the response given.
> 
> What we would like to see:
> Network-aware/based database of incoming and outgoing calls that would 
> have a category and sub-category section with pre-determined categories 
> (but flexibility for adding categories) to organize the topics. 
> Seperate section for problem and solution as well as a status (in 
> progress, open, resolved, etc.).  Able to create reports that would 
> allow us to potentially see call volumes versus questions asked versus 
> solutions given, etc.
> 
> Progress so far/options:
> I have been googled and surfing for a few days now for crm's phone 
> logging, call databasees, etc. but nbothing seems to meet what I am 
> looking for.  Company is open to open source software as long as it does 
> the job.  I am envisioning something very straight forward and simple 
> (perhaps based on or adaptable to MySQL or MSSQL) that can be possible 
> accessed via web page.  reports woudl be simple click and point.  Shoudl 
> run on Windows and Linux as there is potential to bring in a Linux 
> server in the new year.  If it had a jabber type (internal and slect 
> external network) IM server as well that woudl be great.  If it 
> intergated with Excahnge....that woudl be good as well as it could pull 
> from e-mail as well.
> 
> 
> If anyone has any suggestions and needs further details, please contact me.
> 
> Cameron
> 
> 
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