Active Web Helpdesk 2

Whats new in version 2:
none

Publisher review:
Web-based Helpdesk Manager. It works by routing the Customer questions to the proper Helpdesk Personnel. Helpdesk Personnel then answer the question (email sent to the customer) and can save it to the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) database. The FAQ is searchable and categorized.
The source code with Access or MS SQL database is available.


Features

Requires Customer registration and email confirmation
Define unlimited depth and number of categories
Add unlimited Helpdesk Personnel Accounts
Assign a Helpdesk Personnel per Category
Helpdesk Personnel save the Question as FAQ.
Administrator Approval before FAQ is published
Advance Search Features

search by category
search all words
Requirements:
Windows XP/2000 with IIS

Operating system:
WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
Major Update

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