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One counter for every IT, facilities and access request. Requesters get a number and a straight answer; agents get a fast, keyboard-first queue.
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Shared drive "Finance-Archive" is read only
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Status
1037
Standing desk stuck at the lowest setting
Pending
1038
Offboarding: remove access for leaver on Friday
Open
1039
Laptop battery swelling, trackpad lifting
Open
1040
Projector in Harbour room shows a pink tint
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No.
1044
No. 1042 assigned to Maya
No. 1041 waiting on requester
No. 1039 raised to high
No. 1035 resolved in 20 h
No. 1038 scheduled for Friday
No. 1033 closed
No. 1040 taken a number
No. 1042 assigned to Maya
No. 1041 waiting on requester
No. 1039 raised to high
No. 1035 resolved in 20 h
No. 1038 scheduled for Friday
No. 1033 closed
No. 1040 taken a number
How the counter works
Three stops, one thread.
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Anyone at the company opens a ticket in a few seconds: what broke, how urgent it is, and the details. They get a number and a thread to follow.
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Triage at the counter
Agents work one queue sorted by urgency. Filter by status, priority or owner, take a ticket, and reply without leaving the keyboard.
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Every status change is written into the thread, so the requester always knows where they stand. Resolved tickets get the stamp.
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