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Ticksify - Customer Support Software for Freelancers and SMB - Ticksify is a simple, self-hosted and easy-to-use customer support application built

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Ticksify is a simple, self-hosted and easy-to-use customer support application built with Laravel, Livewire, and Tailwind CSS. It is a fully responsive and mobile-friendly application. A perfect solution for small and medium-sized businesses to manage their customer support. It is a great alternative to other expensive customer support software like...

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note::
1.change .env with your information
2.run artisan migrate
3.if your website can not import database ,you can download default sql from here

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Admin account login credentials:

• URL: https://****.com/agent/login
• email: admin@ticksify.com
• password: password

 

[netman]

thanks to dear member @netman updated Ticksify - Customer Support Software for Freelancers and SMB with a new update entry:

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New Features:

• Added ability to export user data as CSV.
• Added ability to view Envato license information.
• Added ability to upload an avatar for users.
• Added ability to sort tickets by activity.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed wordbreak issue on ticket content in user view.
• Fixed auto-assignment bug when no agent is added to product assignees.

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[richard]

thanks to dear member @richard updated Ticksify - Customer Support Software for Freelancers and SMB with a new update entry:

changelog

Installation Notes:

- Create/setup a new database
- Import 'database/data/ticksify.sql'
- Edit .env, update database credentials
- Upload all files to the root folder of your website
- SHH/Terminal to the folder, eg. cd /var/www/vhosts/yourwebsite/httpdocs
- Run the following commands:

composer install

php artisan key:generate

php artisan migrate

php artisan serve

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