Zendesk
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Zendesk
Zendesk is a cloud-based helpdesk platform that supports businesses covering customer service or technical support over various channels such as email tickets, real support in chat or voice support via calls. This customer relations management tool can be accessed through a web browser and can be utilized in storing and managing customer information, sending emails to customers, and keeping track of customer concerns.
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