Author name: Cloud Hill

Dealing with customer support can make emotions run wild. Here are the 5 steps your customers go through when they need help, and how you can prepare for it.

This past Friday, we migrated DoneDone – top-to-bottom – over to Amazon Web Services. We spent many weeks re-architecting parts of the application so they’d be better suited for a Cloud hosting environment like AWS. One major change is the way we now handle how email is delivered within DoneDone. On our old environment, DoneDone

In this guide, we will teach you everything you need to know about using a shared inbox for improved team email management. This will help with customer success and can improve business operations on the whole.

As we roll into a new year, we wanted to take a quick look back at how much we’ve collectively accomplished here at DoneDone in 2013. When we say we, we truly mean everyone involved in DoneDone — from our development team to you. Your continuous feedback via Twitter and our support forum have inspired

We’ve been running DoneDone for the past six years, growing from a small app with a few customers here and there to a critical business tool that’s helped tens of thousands of users resolve issues in over 140 countries.We’ve picked up and moved our entire hosting environment twice, while fundamentally changing our technological infrastructure each

Check out the new updates we’ve just released including adding ideas to our product roadmap, switching workflows and keeping status up to date.

This evening, we launched three big enhancements to DoneDone. We hope they make getting issues solved even easier.Tagging issuesYou can now add tags to new and existing issues. We think tags will be useful because they’re so open-ended. Decide amongst your team how you might use them to categorize bugs better. Here are just a