Helpdesk Mailbox Integration Creates Duplicate Tickets and Lacks Omnichannel Depth
A Freshdesk user reports a bug where one client email sometimes creates duplicate tickets, slowing response times. They also find omnichannel support too shallow for complex operations.
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