Category and subcategory
23 IT categories with specific subcategories, from Computer & Devices, Printer & Scanner and Wi-Fi to Email, Microsoft 365, VPN, Firewall, Camera / NVR, Backup and New Hire / Offboarding.
ITCore turns each IT problem or request into a ticket with a clear owner and status, so nothing gets lost in phone calls or chat groups, and you can see how fast your IT team responds.
23 IT categories with specific subcategories, from Computer & Devices, Printer & Scanner and Wi-Fi to Email, Microsoft 365, VPN, Firewall, Camera / NVR, Backup and New Hire / Offboarding.
Low, Normal, High or Critical, so urgent problems are handled first.
New, Open, In Progress, Waiting on User, Resolved and Closed.
IT admins and technicians assign each ticket to the person who will handle it.
The whole conversation and any screenshots or files stay on the ticket.
Tickets sent from an enrolled PC show which computer it was, so IT knows where to look before asking.
Access follows each person's role, inside their own company only.
Submit tickets, comment and chat with IT, and see only their own tickets.
See every ticket in the company, and update, assign and resolve them. Only IT admins can delete tickets.
Read every ticket and the reports without changing anything, for example a CEO following IT service.
ITCore records when each ticket was first answered and when it was resolved.
Tickets per day, the people who ask most often, and first-reply and resolve times for each IT person.
If your IT team uses its own remote-support tool (for example AnyDesk), the session ID is kept on the ticket. ITCore does not remotely control PCs itself.
Yes. Each person sees the status of their own tickets and the replies from IT, on the web, on their phone or in the Windows app.
IT admins and technicians who use the Windows app get a Windows notification for each new ticket; in a browser, ITCore can use browser notifications.