PHPHelpdesk started out for one main reason-- I couldn't find a better package available to do exactly what I wanted. So I wrote this helpdesk application. I started out with a small application that allowed users to login and submit tickets. Soon new features started to come. Before I knew it, the application had grown larger than I expected. More people started to use it and my life started to get busier. I've moved across the country a few times and focused on other aspects of my life. Needless to say, I've neglected this project.
Version 1.0 currently supports managing user accounts, departments, and categories. It allows users to submit tickets and rate their priority. It allows many users to login and work on the tickets to resolve the problems. It also has some limited reporting functionality and will send emails to an assigned user.
Version 2.0, which I am currently starting to design, will be a complete rewrite of the applicaiton from the ground-up. Although I graduated with a BA in computer information systems, I've lost much of my programming skills over the years and will be looking to regain this knowledge by reviewing other programming websites in order to make this version a lot better
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Trouble Ticket is a complete, free, web-based 'ticket' system for your company's IT department help desk (although it has many other uses). It allows users to enter support requests and it provides the IT staff with an easy and organized interface for working on and managing the requests. Trouble Ticket is well-documented and actively developed. It has many useful features and it is highly customizeable.
Some notable features of Trouble Ticket include:
A simple user front-end with Ticket status, email notifications, and the ability to make additional comments to existing Tickets.
Convenient, searchable, and customizeable Tickets list with easy sorting and display limiting.
Customizeable Ticket priority levels: create as many levels as you need, with custom colors and notification lists.
Two levels of staff accounts for improved control over the back-end interface.
Optional email notifications of new Tickets, comments, changes, etc.
Ticket browser with several Ticket status levels and Ticket delegation.
Customizeable user fields: create your own fields to store data about your users.
Security through encrypted passwords and sessions management
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