Freshdesk Support Unavailable on Mondays for NZ Users
New Zealand businesses using Freshdesk experience a support gap on Mondays due to timezone differences. Issues raised Monday go unanswered until Tuesday local time. This is a narrow geographic and scheduling constraint rather than a systemic product problem.
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