Desk365 lets you bring your helpdesk directly into Microsoft Teams, making it easier for contacts to raise support requests and support agents to manage tickets without constantly switching between applications. Desk365 integrates with Microsoft Teams through a Support Bot and Agent Bot, giving both contacts and support agents access to Desk365 from within
Choosing how to pay for your Desk365 subscription should fit the way your organization handles billing. Whether you prefer to pay online or need to follow an invoice or purchase order process, Desk365 offers several payment options. Desk365 supports the following payment methods: Credit/ Debit Card ACH
The Desk365 Support Bot lets users create tickets, check ticket status, and communicate with your support team directly from Microsoft Teams. Before deploying it across your organization, you can customize the bot so it matches your company’s branding. In this guide you’ll learn how to: Customize and download
Audit logs in Desk365 provide a centralized view of activities performed across your helpdesk. Whether you’re reviewing configuration changes, investigating an issue, tracking ticket updates, or performing a compliance audit, audit logs help you quickly understand who performed an action, what changed, and when
Microsoft Intune integration with Desk365 requires an application to be registered in Microsoft Entra ID admin center. This application allows Desk365 to securely connect to your Microsoft Intune environment and synchronize managed devices into Asset Management. This guide walks you through creating the application, granting
Microsoft Intune integration allows you to sync your organization’s managed devices from Microsoft Intune directly into Desk365 Asset Management. Once configured, your Intune devices are automatically imported into Desk365 based on your sync schedule, making it easier to manage assets and keep your inventory up to date.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in Desk365 adds an extra layer of security to your helpdesk by requiring users to verify their identity using more than just a password. This helps protect both your agent portal and support portal from unauthorized access. With MFA enabled, users
Agent authentication settings allow you to control how agents access your helpdesk and define the security measures required during sign-in. This includes configuring login methods, enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA), setting password rules, and managing session behavior. These settings help ensure secure access to your helpdesk while
Contact authentication settings allow you to control how end users or contacts access your support portal and define the security measures required during sign-in. This includes configuring login methods, enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA), setting password rule, and managing session behavior. These settings help ensure secure access to your