
Ticket assignment
Set up ticket assignment rules that automatically route tickets to the right owner, ensuring team members stay accountable and no request is missed.
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When teams work out of a single Gmail or Outlook inbox, manual triaging creates bottlenecks, managers have no visibility into workloads, and team members can’t tell if someone else is responding to the same message at the same time. Deskpro provides shared inbox software that triages messages based on your rules, helps managers balance workloads, and lets team members collaborate without duplicating each other’s efforts.

Set up ticket assignment rules that automatically route tickets to the right owner, ensuring team members stay accountable and no request is missed.

Automate your repetitive tasks; categorize requests, direct them to the right team member, and prompt timely replies. Build as many automations as you need with no plan-based limits.

Work with your team on tickets with internal notes, @mentions, and instant messaging, eliminating the need for forwarding or CCs.

Statuses and collision detection features such as draft responses and ticket locking help the team maintain full visibility and avoid duplicated work.

AI assistant tools including ticket summarization, suggested replies, tone refinement, and knowledge base article generation, make email management even more effective.

With a full history of every message, automation, and notification on the ticket, your team always knows what's happened.
Create templated responses with dynamic fields so team members can respond quickly to common requests, automatically personalize messages with ticket details, and minimize human error.
Set up triggers to automatically assign incoming tickets to specific queues, departments, teams, or agents based on your criteria. With clear assignment and notifications, everyone knows who is responsible for each ticket and when their attention is required.
Case Study
After realizing that Outlook was not providing its customer care team with adequate tools, FROSCH Travel decided to look for a customizable help desk software solution to fulfill its needs.
Take a look at how Deskpro's unified inbox can enhance your team's collaboration.
Shared mailboxes in Gmail and Outlook can't automatically assign emails, show who is handling each message, or report on how quickly your team responds. Shared inbox software like Deskpro turns each email into a ticket with an owner and a status, and adds automated routing, Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and reporting.
A distribution list sends a copy of each email to everyone on the list, so no one can tell who owns a message or whether it's been answered. Shared inbox software like Deskpro turns each email into a ticket with an owner, a status and a full history, so your team can work from one queue without sending duplicate replies.
To create a shared inbox in Deskpro, add your team's support address (for example, support@yourcompany.com) as an email account in the admin interface, or forward it to your Deskpro address. Each incoming email becomes a ticket that your whole team can see, assign and work on together. You can set up triggers to send emails to the right department, team or agent automatically.
Yes. Deskpro doesn't limit how many email accounts and aliases you can create, so addresses like support@, hr@ and it@ can all come into one platform and go to the right team.
The best way to manage a shared inbox is to give every email one clear owner and let rules do the sorting. With Deskpro, triggers automatically assign incoming tickets to the right team or agent, and statuses and collision detection show who is handling each message. Internal notes, @mentions and snippets let your team work together and reply quickly without forwarding emails or doubling up on replies.