On the customer portal home page, there is the option that says contact us to create a request which just takes you to another page that says create a request. Can we shortcut that at all so that we just have a one-click button to create a request and that takes them to the request form?
We have two helpdesks, 1 official, and 1 to test our configurations. A big difference between them that affects the customer journey is the number of clicks it takes them to get to the request form.
With our official one (below), it takes 4 clicks before we get to the actual part where the customer can write/make a request:
Whereas this one only takes 2 clicks to get to writing their actual request:
Hi @Nielsen ,
You have a different number of clicks because the path is different.
IT Support
1. You start from Help Center and click on the project.
2. You have a connection with Knowledge Base from Confluence so firstly you see articles. This is a moment to make a decision if the article solve the problem or you need to create a request.
3. You select a group of Request Types.
4. You select a Request Type.
5. You fill a form.
Project Test
1. You start from a Customer Portal where you don't have any articles so you are in the same step like in a 3rd in the IT Support.
2. The same like 4th and 5th steps.
So the only way to shortcut a path is sharing with others a direct link to group of Request Types or to a specified Request Type as a @Najjar _Innovura_ mentioned above.
Hi @Nielsen
Taking into consideration the number of clicks it takes the user to create a ticket is a very important measure for customers needing support
What we do is usually add a deep link (URL) that takes the customer directly to our request create screen, like below:
https://innovura.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/10/group/18/create/81
Or you may refer them to your portal if you want to get the request type like below
https://innovura.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/10
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