Customers can submit tickets even without logging in - they just need to fill in their name and email address. After successfully submitting the information, an account is automatically created for them and credentials are sent to the email address provided.

Each user has a personal page where he has quick access to all his customer support activities. Through this dashboard, the user can add new alerts, search and view their own alerts, or search the knowledge base. The dashboard can also be used by members of the service teams.

In the Help-desk system, special measures have been taken to control access to information and the functionality of the system, based on the modern principles of users-rights-roles. The system has built-in modules for increased protection against various types of hacker attacks - e.g. "brute force" attacks, execution of malicious SQL, PHP, HTML scripts, etc. The connection to the system is made over HTTPS.

Various types of fields can be set in the reporting forms - e.g. date, number, text, drop-down list with selection of predefined values, etc. These fields can be tied to the type of alert or to the department to which they are assigned, so that they best reflect the specifics and technical information needed to troubleshoot the problem. Each department can have its own set of custom fields.

In the Help-desk system, different roles can be defined and the rights associated with each role to perform certain actions in the service and management of tickets submitted by customers. Each service specialist is assigned the role he performs in the workflow.

In order to analyze technical support activities and customer satisfaction, a module with various types of reports with tables and graphs is built into the system. Information on each report can be filtered by various criteria using the built-in filters. Information is available only to users with the appropriate rights.

Upon occurrence of any of 13 predefined events in the processing of any alert, an email is automatically created, according to a predefined template, and sent to the users related to that event. Certain messages are sent to the customer, others to support team members. The text of the e-mail can be in the relevant language preferred by the user for working with the Help-desk system.

Tickets can be managed from a user part with controlled access as well as from an administrative part. Filters can also be created for custom ticket searches by various criteria and saved for later repeated use. Submitted tickets can be assigned to individual service team members or, if necessary, to subcontractors, by a dispatcher or automatically by the system.

According to the needs in the Help-desk system, different statuses and priorities can be further defined for the submitted tickets. By default, their values are: three types of priorities (low, normal, high), as well as three types of statuses (open, held, closed).

The Help desk system is a modern web-based system, whose user interface supports dozens of languages, including Bulgarian. All elements of the Хelp desk system can be configured so that each user works with the user interface valid for their preferred language. Multilingual support is also provided for emails.

The knowledge base is a place to store various articles - for example, answers to frequently asked questions or solutions to some technical problems. It is searchable from the Personal Dashboard. Articles are grouped into categories/subcategories. They can be publicly accessible or accessible only to members of the support teams. Ticket transformation rules can be set in a knowledge base article.

Once a ticket is marked as closed, customers can evaluate the actions of the respective service professionals involved with the specific ticket. Customers can close or reopen their own alerts. There is also a history log file assigned to each ticket - this way, customer and service professionals can effectively track the actions of the customer, with the times of occurrence of each event.