Support tickets fragment across Discord, GitHub, and email
Teams that offer support across multiple channels, chat communities, issue trackers, and email, end up with the same bug reported redundantly in each place, increasing triage workload with no single view of duplicate issues across channels. Teams are actively evaluating helpdesk tools and automated triage to consolidate this workflow.
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