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A complaint process that runs on rails

A complaint is the ticket most likely to be read again later - by a manager, an ombudsman, or a lawyer. SupaDesk gives it a deadline, an escalation path and a reply that was checked before it was sent.

  • Own SLA and calendar
  • Escalation that fires once
  • Every reply approved

How do you manage complaints in SupaDesk?

Create a complaints category - classified by keywords or AI on arrival, or set by an agent - with its own SLA policy and escalation steps. Route complaints to a senior team, require approval on every reply in that category, and use the reports to track how many were resolved within target. The full case can be exported as a PDF when it has to be shown to someone outside the desk.

  • A complaints category with its own targets and calendar.
  • Escalation at 80%, 100% or after breach - notify, reassign, raise priority.
  • Approval on every complaint reply, two steps if you need them.
  • Escalated tickets listed on the manager dashboard.
  • Late stays late: resolving after a breach never turns it into a pass.
  • PDF export of the conversation for an external reviewer.
Frequently asked

Questions people ask before they start

Yes. Write an SLA policy for the complaints category with its own targets and calendar - for example a resolution target expressed in business days - and escalation steps at 80%, 100% and after the breach.

Yes. A ticket can be exported as a PDF of the customer conversation, with internal notes included only on request and only by someone allowed to see them.

At a percentage of the target you choose, it can notify the assignee, the team or a named person, mark the ticket escalated, reassign it, or raise its priority - each exactly once per clock.

Make the next complaint the best-handled ticket you have.

Start free for 14 days. No credit card and no setup fee - connect a mailbox and answer your first ticket the same afternoon.

Questions first? Email sales@supadesk.in or call +91 8585953085.