Turn incoming work into clear action.
Convert customer and internal requests into tasks, owners, due dates and structured workflows.
Guided evaluation and rollout planning for your team.
Collect only what the next owner needs to act.
Requests turn an unstructured inbox into a queue. Anyone, a colleague, a client through a portal, a form on your website, submits a request with the fields you require, so the first reply isn't a chase for missing information.
Intake forms
Publish forms that create requests directly.
Prioritization
Rank requests by urgency, customer or type.
SLA timers
Track first response and resolution time.
Routing rules
Automatically assign requests by category.
Linked tasks
Break requests into actionable delivery.
Customer visibility
Share request status via secure portals.
A visible path from submission to outcome.
A clearer way to run requests.
Requests arrive by email and chat and are triaged from memory.
One queue with required fields, owners and priority.
Nobody knows how long things take or where the backlog is.
Response and resolution times are measured per team and type.
The same question is answered five different ways.
Request types carry standard steps and outcomes.
Questions about Requests.
Where can requests come from?
Internal submission, a customer portal, or an embedded intake form, all landing in the same queue.
How does routing work?
Rules match on request type, priority, location or custom fields and assign to a team or individual, with fallback owners.
Can requests become project work?
Yes. Convert a request into tasks or a project when it needs real delivery, keeping the original request linked.
Do requesters see progress?
Requesters see status and updates for their own requests without seeing anyone else's.
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