Email becomes a ticket
Each new email to your support mailbox becomes a numbered ticket with a status, an owner and a response clock. Replies in the same email thread stay on the same ticket.
ReeveDesk is a help desk for small service businesses and IT providers. Email sent to your support mailbox becomes a numbered ticket in one shared inbox, your team answers from that same address, and clients follow their requests in a portal. Every request is tracked until it is done.
ReeveDesk started as NorthReeve's own support desk for the companies that use ServiceAven and GetLibre PBX. The goal is simple: a request should never get lost between inboxes, phones and sticky notes.
Each new email to your support mailbox becomes a numbered ticket with a status, an owner and a response clock. Replies in the same email thread stay on the same ticket.
Your team works one list: Mine, Unassigned and All, plus Waiting on client, Snoozed and Overdue. Assign, tag, snooze or change status for several tickets at once.
Answers go out from the support mailbox, in the same email thread, with the ticket number in the subject. A copy lands in the mailbox's Sent Items, like mail sent from Outlook.
Notes for your team sit in the thread on a gray card with a lock and never reach the client. Type @ in a note to bring a teammate in.
Each ticket shows when your first and next answer are due. The clock pauses while you wait on the client, and the list flags what is due soon and what is overdue.
One email each morning with what came in, what is late, what has waited longest and what is waiting on you, plus a bell in the desk for what needs you now.
ReeveDesk connects to your support mailbox through Microsoft's own approval, and your team can sign in with the same Microsoft work accounts they use for Outlook and Teams.
Members press Sign in with Microsoft and Microsoft checks who they are, with its own multifactor prompt and sign-in rules. Only people already on your desk can get in, and an admin can make Microsoft sign-in required for everyone.
Members who do not use Microsoft sign in with a password plus a code from an authenticator app.
For companies whose phones run on GetLibre PBX, NorthReeve's hosted business phone system, ReeveDesk brings calls, voicemail and texts into the same place as email. It is built in ReeveDesk and switches on with the next GetLibre PBX update.
Clients should not have to email you to ask where things stand. ReeveDesk includes a simple portal for them, built on the same tickets your team works.
The portal shows the conversation with your team and nothing else: never private notes, suggested replies, priorities or who on your team has the ticket. Each contact sees their own requests, and you can let a contact see every request from their company.
Let an AI assistant such as Claude do the first pass: read a new request, sum it up in a private note and suggest a reply. Someone on your team reads it, changes what needs changing and presses Send.
The assistant gets its own access key with four permissions at most: read tickets, read contacts, add private notes and save suggested replies. It can also suggest tags or a priority, which change nothing until a person presses Apply.
No email, no call, no text, no status change. No access key of any kind can hold a permission to send, and the server checks for a signed-in person every time something goes to a client.
Everything the assistant writes is marked with its name, for example "Claude (triage)", in the thread and in the audit log. Revoke its key at any time and it loses access at once.
ReeveDesk follows the same rules as NorthReeve's other products. A help desk holds your clients' problems, contact details and files, so it is built to protect them.
Each help desk's data is separated by the database itself, not only by the screens, and automated tests try to cross that line on every change.
Your team signs in with Microsoft, or with a password plus an authenticator app code. Clients use one-time email links, so there are no client passwords to leak.
Who changed what and when, with the value before and after, in an audit log nobody can edit. Each entry is sealed to the one before it, and the desk can check the whole chain.
Email is cleaned and shown in a frame that cannot run anything. Pictures from the internet, often used for tracking, stay hidden until you choose to show them.
The desk is backed up every night. Each backup is encrypted before it leaves the server and is kept off-site.
NorthReeve does not sell personal information. Our Privacy Policy and Data Processing Addendum apply.
The ReeveDesk screens use the same API your own software can use. Open a ticket from your app with the person, the subject and context such as the page and version, and get replies and status changes back through signed webhooks.
Field service companies, trades and other small businesses where a few people share one support address and need to see who is handling what.
Managed service providers and IT consultants who support many client companies, each with their own people and email domains, and want every client's requests in one queue.
NorthReeve is moving its own client support onto ReeveDesk first. Companies on the early access list are invited after that. Signing up is free and does not commit you to anything.
Not yet as a customer. The first version is built, and NorthReeve is moving its own client support onto it first. Companies on the early access list are invited after that.
Prices are not set yet. Signing up for early access is free and does not commit you to anything.
Microsoft 365. Google Workspace, and other providers through IMAP and SMTP, are coming later.
Yes. Members can sign in with their Microsoft work account, and an admin can make that required. Anyone else signs in with a password plus a code from an authenticator app.
No. ReeveDesk works alongside any phone system. The phone connection is for companies whose phones run on GetLibre PBX, and it switches on with the next GetLibre PBX update.
No. An assistant can read tickets, add private notes and save suggested replies. Only a signed-in person on your team can send, and the server enforces that.
NorthReeve Software LLC, the company behind ServiceAven and GetLibre PBX.
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