For IT and every team that takes requests

The service desk built around the people who use it

Less chasing. Faster answers. Happier teams. OneDesk keeps the ticket beside the queue, puts every common action on the keyboard and explains every control in plain language.

See how it works
  • The queue stays where it isOpen a ticket and the list is still there, with a running count of what is loaded.
  • The open row is the ticket's tabThe selected row joins the ticket card and the rest of the list steps back.
  • Arrow to the next oneThe right and left arrow keys move to the next and previous ticket. No trip back to the list.

Who it is for

Three people are in every request. OneDesk is built for all of them.

If you ask

Ask once. Then get on with your day.

  • Raise a request from the portal, or just send an email
  • Follow, reply to and reopen anything from My Requests
  • Approve what is waiting for you, and see the assets in your name

If you answer

Stay in the flow of the queue.

  • The ticket opens beside the list, and arrow keys take you to the next
  • Public replies and internal notes, with @mentions for colleagues
  • Canned responses for the replies you write every day

If you are accountable

Know before it breaches.

  • Needs-attention tiles for what is at risk, unassigned or waiting
  • Click any number to open the tickets behind it
  • Forms, workflows and SLAs set up in plain language, with a hint on every setting

The experience

Designed for the 200th ticket of the week, not the first demo

A service desk is open all day, every day. So the work went into the things you do a hundred times: opening, finding, replying and moving on.

Every control explains itself

Hover any button, field or setting for a hint in plain language. When you want more, there is a searchable Help Center inside the product.

Your layout, your pace

Each agent picks Classic or Modern, Compact or Comfortable, light or dark. Their screen, their call.

Finishes your sentence. Not AI.

The next word appears in grey as you type, and Tab accepts it. It learns only from your own writing, and an admin decides whether it is on.

A win should feel like one

Resolve a ticket inside its SLA and OneDesk throws confetti. The more time you had left, the bigger it gets. A small thing. Small things are the point.

A ticket's journey

Follow one ticket from inbox to resolved

  1. Arrives

    An email becomes a ticket. Replies thread onto it, and keywords route it.

    Automatic
  2. Assigned

    Rules pick the group or technician, or share the load round-robin.

    Automatic
  3. Opened

    It opens beside the list. The next ticket is one arrow away.

    ↓ ↑Enter→ ←
  4. Approved

    Send it for sign-off from the ticket. The status holds until the approver decides.

    Waiting for approval
  5. Answered

    Reply or add a note. Canned responses and prediction do the typing you repeat.

    RNTab
  6. Resolved

    Inside the SLA? Confetti. The requester gets a satisfaction survey.

    SLA met

Everything included

Everything a service desk needs, already in the box

From the first email to the satisfaction survey, in one product.

  • Incidents, requests and problems

    Ready-made projects for each, with an impact and urgency matrix that sets P1 to P4.

  • Workflows

    Your statuses and steps, with required notes and fields exactly where you need them.

  • SLAs

    Targets per priority on your working hours and holidays, paused on the statuses you choose.

  • Approvals

    In sequence or in parallel. The approver can be a person, a role, a group or a manager.

  • Automation rules

    When, if, then rules with a run history. They cannot trigger each other, so no loops.

  • Email

    Google and Microsoft 365 mailboxes. Replies thread onto the ticket, and keywords route new mail.

  • Service portal

    Requesters raise a request, follow it, approve, and see the assets assigned to them.

  • Knowledge base

    Publish answers for requesters or keep them internal. Search forgives typos.

  • Assets

    A register per helpdesk with categories, documents and Excel import, linked to tickets.

  • Dashboards and reports

    Click any number to see the tickets behind it. Export reports to Excel or CSV.

  • Satisfaction surveys

    A 1 to 5 score, stars, thumbs or NPS, sent when a ticket is resolved or closed.

  • Roles and activity log

    Permissions per module, helpdesk and project. Every setting change is recorded.

Switching

Habits you can drop

Most service desks taught us to put up with a few things. You do not have to.

The usual wayWith OneDesk
Opening a ticket replaces the list.The ticket opens beside the list.
You find a ticket by remembering its queue.⌘K finds it by number or a few words, typos included.
Settings are named in jargon.Every control carries a plain-language hint.
One layout for everyone.Classic or Modern, Compact or Comfortable, light or dark.
Page 1 of 12, and no idea what is on page 7.One continuous list with a running count.

Security

Careful with your data

The plain facts, with nothing rounded up.

  • A schema of your own

    Each organisation's data lives in its own database schema, separate from every other organisation.

  • Microsoft Entra ID sign-in

    Single sign-on with Microsoft Entra ID, limited to the email domains you allow.

  • Secrets encrypted at rest

    Mailbox passwords and sign-in secrets are stored encrypted.

  • Activity log

    Sign-ins, failed sign-ins and setting changes, with before and after values, exportable to CSV.

  • Fine-grained roles

    Read, create, update and delete per module, scoped to a helpdesk and a project.

  • Accessible by design

    Designed to WCAG 2.2 AA and checked with automated accessibility tests.

Coming soon

Bring your own AI. No AI surcharge.

Connect your own Claude, OpenAI or Microsoft key. Personal details are hidden before anything is sent, and you can see exactly what the AI would see.

  • Summarise a long thread in three lines
  • Draft a reply for the agent to edit and send
  • An on and off switch per organisation and per helpdesk

Pricing

Priced for the size of your desk

Tell us how many agents you have and we will send you a clear quote.

Every request, one helpdesk.

Book a demo and watch a ticket go from email to resolved.

Sign in to OneDesk

Enter your organisation's short name. It is the part after /t/ in your OneDesk address.

Book a demo

Tell us a little about your desk and we will get back to you.