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Getting Started

  • Quickstart Guide
  • Workspace Setup
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Ticketing & ITIL

  • Incidents vs Service Requests
  • Categories, Custom Fields & Ticket Numbering
  • SLA Rules & Priorities
  • Ticket Stages, On Hold & SLA Pause
  • Assignment Rules & Groups
  • Ticket List View & Canned Replies
  • Closure Rules, Approvals & CSAT Surveys
  • Merging Duplicates & Linking Major Incidents

Service Catalog & Knowledge Base

  • Service Catalog
  • Knowledge Base

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  • AI Triage & Categorization
  • Agentic Auto-Resolution
  • QueAssist Settings & Usage Quota
  • AI Agent Access — Connect Claude, Cursor & ChatGPT
  • No-Code Playbooks
  • Identity Scoping & Safety

Channels & Email

  • Email Forwarding Setup
  • Portal Mode — Forms vs AI Chat

People & Identity

  • External Users
  • Single Sign-On & SCIM Directory Sync

Integrations

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DocsService Catalog & Knowledge BaseService Catalog

Service Catalog

The Service Catalog gives employees a browsable menu of things they can request — instead of a blank form, they pick a card and QueueDesk pre-fills the ticket for them.


1. Creating a Catalog Item (Settings → Service catalog)

Each item has:

FieldNotes
IconPick from 20 built-in icons
Item titleRequired — e.g. "New laptop request"
Short descriptionOptional one-liner shown on the card
CategoryFree text — e.g. IT, HR, Facilities
Checklist templateOptional markdown checklist that pre-fills the ticket description
Published / DraftOnly published items appear on the employee portal
Use the checklist template for anything that needs standard information every time — e.g. a laptop request that always needs "Preferred OS", "Cost center", "Manager approval". It saves the employee from typing it and saves your agents from having to ask.

2. Managing Items

  • •Toggle Published/Draft directly from the list with the eye icon — no need to open the full editor just to hide something temporarily.
  • •Edit or delete items inline.
  • •Employees see published items as cards on the portal home page; selecting one opens a pre-filled request form which submits as a Service Request.

Next, read Knowledge Base to give employees self-serve answers before they even open a ticket.