The Slack thread is the ticket: the request, the replies, and every status change stay in one conversation.























An IT request sent in a channel is routed to the IT inbox. The ticket keeps the device, the issue type, and the urgency from the form.
HR handles benefits questions, PTO requests, and onboarding. These requests are kept in an HR inbox, with private tickets available.
Supply orders, facility repairs, vendor coordination, and expense approvals are logged as tickets. The status is updated in the same thread.





A ticketing system for small businesses is built for tracking the requests a company gets fro its employees and its customers. Every request, from IT issues and HR questions to office needs, is given an owner, a status, and a response target. This makes sure each request reaches the right person. In Suptask, all of this happens inside Slack.
Small businesses get requests from different sides, and most of them are handled over direct messages and emails. Therefore, it becomes difficult to know who is working on what and how much time is taken to reply. A ticketing system is helpful for keeping this information in one place, even for a team of five. There is no need to run an enterprise help desk platform for it.
Zendesk and Freshdesk are enterprise help desk platforms, which are set up outside the tools a team is already working on. They also need training and an admin to manage them. Suptask is installed in Slack, where employees are already sending their requests. There is no portal to log into, and the Starter plan is $15 per agent per month.
Suptask is installed from the Slack Marketplace, and it takes only a few minutes. Once an inbox is created, the first ticket can be submitted right away. Forms, routing rules, and response targets are configured later, as per the requirement. There is no server to set up or a training session to schedule.
Yes, Suptask can handle all of them. Each request type is given its own inbox, and it has its own forms, routing rules, and response targets. IT requests go to the IT queue, HR questions go to the HR inbox, and office requests are handled by operations. All the inboxes are reported on a single dashboard, so a small business does not need three separate tools.
Suptask has four pricing plans. Starter is $15 per agent per month, Professional is $24 per agent per month, and Growth is $38 per agent per month. There is also a custom plan for bigger companies. These prices are for annual billing, and you can visit the pricing page for the current details.