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	<title>Freeware/Open Source Help Desk Software.</title>
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	<description>Freeware/Open Source help desk support ticket type of software? I am the support division of our very small company and I would like to utilize some sort of help desk type of software. I won&apos;t have our customers starting new tickets or anything like that. It would be me opening new tickets, entering text, and then closing the tickets myself. I would need it to be searchable, but I wouldn&apos;t need it to support different languages or have chat or email or profiles or anything fancy like that. &lt;br&gt;
Does anything like that exist? I have already peeped &lt;a href=&quot;http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/25123&quot;&gt;this previous AskMe&lt;/a&gt; question and it doesn&apos;t apply because all of the suggestions are for fancy-pants crap.&lt;br&gt;
I guess I should provide some background. Maybe that will help with suggestions. 99% of our support issues are mind-numbingly easy, so it&apos;s all in my head. However, I do get calls/emails from customers with really weird problems that are sometimes our fault and sometimes not. Currently, I just save those email threads in case I run into a new customer with the same weird problem, but over the years, those emails have added up and are hard to sort through. This is why I would like to utilize a help desk system. Besides, something may happen (knock on wood) and I won&apos;t be around to do the job anymore. It would be nice to have my replacement to have access to all of this information. Dig?</description>
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