schoolHelpdesk
Part of the schoolSupport Suite

Keep Everyone Connected from Request to Resolution

schoolHelpdesk is where district support work gets done. One shared thread for every request, clear ownership across departments, and status everyone can see without asking.

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schoolHelpdesk — live ticket thread (animated, 14s loop) Ticket #3124Chromebook screen cracked · Maya R. NewAssignedIn progressResolved DRDana R. (parent) · 8:02 AMMaya's Chromebook screen cracked last night. How do weget it repaired, and what does she use in the meantime? ROUTED TO IT WITH STUDENT, DEVICE, AND REPAIR HISTORY ATTACHED ITIT device team · 8:09 AMRepair scheduled, due back Thursday. A loaner is ready atthe library so Maya doesn’t miss classwork. REPAIRED AND RETURNED THURSDAY · EVERYONE SAW IT HAPPEN EVERYONE SEES THIS THREAD Dana R. (parent) Requester · live status NewAssignedIn progressResolved IT device team Owns the work NewAssignedIn progressResolved Maya’s teacher Following along NewAssignedIn progressResolved One thread, one status — updated for all three at once. Nobody asks “any update?”
schoolHelpdesk — live ticket thread, mobile (animated, 14s loop) Ticket #3124 Chromebook screen cracked · Maya R. NewAssignedIn progressResolved Dana R. (parent) · 8:02 AMMaya's Chromebook screen cracked lastnight. How do we get it repaired, and whatdoes she use in the meantime? ROUTED TO IT WITH STUDENT, DEVICE,AND REPAIR HISTORY ATTACHED IT device team · 8:09 AMRepair scheduled, due back Thursday.A loaner is ready at the library so Mayadoesn't miss classwork. REPAIRED AND RETURNED THURSDAY ·EVERYONE SAW IT HAPPEN Everyone sees this thread — live status
The problem

Getting Help Shouldn't Require Chasing It

Creating a request is the easy part. The hard part is everything after: updates buried in inboxes, ownership that changes without notice, and requesters left guessing whether anyone is working on their issue. Teams end up spending as much time answering "any update?" as they do resolving the actual problem.

The fix isn't more follow-ups. It's one place where everyone can already see the answer.

Start with context

Every Request Arrives Ready to Work

Requests reach your team with the who, where, and how-urgent already attached. Whether they come through schoolAgent or straight into the helpdesk, your team starts on the work, not on gathering missing information.

Every department

One Helpdesk for Every Department

Ticketing isn't just for IT. Facilities, HR, and finance each get their own ticket types and forms with custom fields, all in one common space. And when work moves between teams, the full history moves with it: every message, every detail, every decision. Ownership is always explicit, so nothing sits in limbo between departments.

schoolHelpdesk — clean handoff between departments (animated arrow) ITITDiagnosed: wiring,not device FAFacilitiesNow owns the work Full thread and history travel with the ticketMs. Rivera keeps the same status viewNo re-explaining, no lost context
Shared visibility

Status Everyone Can See, Automatically

Requesters, resolvers, and leaders all see the same live status, so nobody has to ask and nobody has to answer. Every step is logged as it happens, and every resolved request adds to the operational picture your district builds over time.

AI Co-Pilot

Reporting Is a Question, Not a Project

Stop building reports and going hunting for answers. Ask the built-in AI Co-Pilot in plain language and get the answer right in your workflow. You can also ask it to build live dashboards that update on their own, like one that flags devices that haven't synced in weeks, so problems surface before anyone files a ticket.

One search works across everything: tickets, devices, conversations, and people.

Ticket #2987 · New hire onboarding In progress
Create accounts IT
Assign laptop from inventory IT
Approve software license
Approval task · waiting on business office
Approval
Schedule orientation HR
One ticket, ordered steps, no sub-ticket sprawl
Built in, not bolted on

Tasks and Approvals, Included

Some requests take several steps to resolve, handled by different people in a set order. Think onboarding a new hire: create accounts, assign a laptop, approve a license, schedule orientation. In most helpdesks, that becomes separate tickets nobody can track. In schoolHelpdesk, it's a checklist inside the one ticket, and each step can be assigned, tracked, and completed in order. When a step needs sign-off, you add an approval step. It's included, not an add-on you pay extra for.

Everything included

Everything a District Helpdesk Needs

One system of record for support, with the capabilities your team relies on built in from day one.

One Shared Ticket

Teacher, parent, student, and staff all in the same thread with live status.

AI Routing

Requests reach the right team automatically, with context attached.

Ask-First Reporting

Ask the AI Co-Pilot for answers, reports, and live dashboards, or build your own.

Tasks and Checklists

Multi-step work stays in one ticket as ordered, assignable steps.

Approvals Built In

Sign-off steps are a native task type, included at no extra cost.

Every Department

IT, facilities, HR, and finance each define their own ticket types and forms.

Global Search

One search across tickets, devices, conversations, and people.

Connected to Your Assets

Tickets link to the devices they're about through schoolOS asset management.

See schoolHelpdesk in Action

See how your district can resolve issues faster, keep everyone informed, and spend less time coordinating support work by hand.

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