Use case
QodFlow for IT Service Desks
ITSM discipline without the ITSM bill.
Most internal IT teams don't need ServiceNow. They need tickets that move through stages predictably, SLA timers that match their priority matrix, and a way to keep end users informed without provisioning seats. QodFlow is what they end up wanting after spreadsheets break and before enterprise ITSM eats the budget.
Ticket stages that match how IT actually works
New → Triaged → In Progress → Awaiting User → Resolved. Or whatever your team runs. Stages are enforced so 'In Progress' tickets don't quietly become 'Resolved' without resolution notes.
SLA by priority, enforced automatically
P1 needs response in 1 hour, resolution in 4. P3 has 8 business hours. Set the budget, QodFlow tracks it. Tickets are flagged at-risk as their SLA threshold approaches so an agent can intervene — no end-of-quarter SLA surprise.
End-user visibility without seats
Every ticket has a status link or QR. Send it once at ticket creation. The user checks status anytime — no ticket portal login, no follow-up emails asking for updates. IT gets back hours per week.
Audit trail for compliance
Every stage move is timestamped with the agent who made it. Useful for SOC 2 evidence, internal audits, and resolving 'who closed this ticket' debates.
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