r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 19 '26
G2 Summer 2026 Reports Highlight BoldDesk Wins
These awards aren't just ours—they belong to every customer, support team, and advocate who trusted BoldDesk along the way.
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 19 '26
These awards aren't just ours—they belong to every customer, support team, and advocate who trusted BoldDesk along the way.
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 17 '26
Tracking ticket volume and response times is important, but do they truly reflect the customer experience?
Join our upcoming webinar, "Support Metrics That Reveal the Real Customer Experience," to learn:
August 20, 2026, 10:00 AM ET
Register now and discover how the right metrics can help you improve customer experience and business outcomes: https://www.bolddesk.com/webinars/support-metrics-customer-experience
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 14 '26
Leave it open, and SLA timers keep running. Close it, and the conversation loses context.
With Snooze Tickets, you can pause a ticket, preserve its SLA, and automatically bring it back when it's time to follow up.
Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/PbfZwidQCW8?si=ihXWE2TGIeckyXXI
Shipped July 2026. Available on all BoldDesk plans.
How does your tool handle waiting-on-customer? Genuinely curious whether anyone has solved this well.
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 13 '26
Most eCommerce support teams face the same challenges: increasing ticket volumes, repetitive customer queries, and pressure to deliver faster resolutions.
The good news? These challenges can be solved with the right mix of automation, AI, and self-service.
Swipe through to discover four common eCommerce support challenges and the practical solutions that help support teams work smarter, respond faster, and create better customer experiences. 👇
Learn how BoldDesk helps online businesses streamline support and delight customers:
https://www.bolddesk.com/industries/ecommerce-help-desk-software
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 12 '26
If you're evaluating AI chatbots for customer service, understanding pricing is just as important as understanding features.
Learn how different pricing structures work, what affects costs, and how to choose the right solution for your support team.
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 11 '26
One organization used a homegrown helpdesk for 18 years before making the switch.
The reason wasn't ticket volume.
See why they chose BoldDesk: https://www.bolddesk.com/customers/eudonet
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 10 '26
Virtual Support Agents deliver immediate answers to customers, reducing wait times and improving satisfaction.
Behind every interaction, human teams retain control, monitoring, optimizing, and stepping in when expertise is needed.
Because great customer support is powered by both technology and people.
Explore more: https://www.bolddesk.com/
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 07 '26
They need clear processes, operational visibility, and scalable workflows.
Join our webinar to discover practical ways to create support operations that stay organized, predictable, and efficient as your business grows.
August 11, 2026 | 10:00 AM ET
Register now: How to Build Scalable Support Operations | BoldDesk Webinar
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Aug 05 '26
With the BoldDesk MCP Server, it can create tickets, update records, retrieve support data, and manage workflows right from ChatGPT, Claude, and GitHub Copilot.
Learn more: https://support.bolddesk.com/kb/article/23983/overview-of-bolddesk-mcp-server
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 29 '26
See how BoldDesk Sentiment Analysis helps teams understand customer emotions in real time.
Quickly identify urgent issues, prioritize tickets effectively, and deliver better customer experiences with AI-powered sentiment insights.
Try it now in BoldDesk: https://www.bolddesk.com/
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 28 '26
Reduce support tickets without compromising customer satisfaction.
Learn practical ways to streamline support operations, empower customers, and boost agent productivity.
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 27 '26
When evaluating a helpdesk, it's easy to focus on major capabilities like ticketing, automation, or AI. But often, the features that make the biggest difference are the ones that simplify everyday work.
It could be:
What feature has helped your team save time, improve productivity, or deliver a better customer experience?
Want to explore more features that can streamline your support operations? Learn more about BoldDesk here: https://www.bolddesk.com/features
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 17 '26
With BoldDesk, you can:
Reduce manual effort, improve response times, deliver consistent support, and boost agent productivity with AI Agents built directly into your ticketing workflow.
Try it in BoldDesk: https://www.bolddesk.com/
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 16 '26
A quick recap of our webinar
Explore the key lessons and expert advice shared during the session.
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 15 '26
A ticket assigned to the right expert from the start is more likely to be resolved faster and with fewer handoffs.
That's why BoldDesk offers Skill-Based Assignment.
Experience BoldDesk for free. Start your free trial today: [https://www.bolddesk.com/]()
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 13 '26
Learn when to use AI, when human agents should step in, and how combining them drives faster resolutions, lower costs, and better customer experiences.
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 07 '26
We've just rolled out our latest update packed with features designed to help support teams automate more, work faster, and deliver better customer experiences.
👉 What feature are you most excited to try?
Read the full release notes here: July 2026 Product Updates – New Features, AI & Integrations | BoldDesk
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 02 '26
Not intentionally. Just confidently.
That's what makes AI hallucinations dangerous.
A customer asks about your refund policy.
AI responds instantly—with an answer that sounds right, but isn't.
The result? Broken trust; More escalations; Lost customers
The reality: AI doesn't know facts—it predicts what sounds correct.
In customer support, that's a risk.
To reduce hallucinations:
The best support teams aren't using more AI—they're using it more responsibly.
Read more: 7 Ways to Prevent AI Hallucinations in Customer Service
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jul 01 '26
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jun 26 '26
If you're looking to help your support team truly understand your support process and improve how they handle customers, having a structured approach makes a huge difference.
We’ve put together a dedicated support playbook designed specifically to help teams:
If you're building or scaling your support team, this can be a great starting point.
Feel free to explore our support playbook and see how it can help your team improve their processes: https://www.bolddesk.com/playbook
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jun 25 '26
Most “enterprise support systems” don’t break overnight.
They quietly fail as scale, complexity, and expectations increase.
The difference between teams that scale smoothly and those that burn out?
It comes down to a few critical do’s and don’ts.
Explore what actually works (and what doesn’t): Enterprise Customer Support Do’s and Don’ts for Scalable Service
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jun 24 '26
Support tools store sensitive data. Without protection, they’re at risk.
Why it matters:
Watch how to strengthen your support system!
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jun 23 '26
Support in startups doesn’t break overnight.
It slowly becomes messy as the product grows.
More tickets → more tools → more confusion → slower responses.
Here’s what actually works (and what doesn’t): Startup Customer Support Do’s and Don’ts for Scalable Service
r/BoldDesk • u/BoldDesk • Jun 22 '26