Desk365 vs Zoho Desk

Desk365 is a helpdesk for customer support and IT, bringing ticket handling, asset management, Microsoft Teams and AI tools together. Tickets can arrive by email, Microsoft Teams, support portal, web form or web widget. AI Copilot can draft or translate replies, summarize tickets and create knowledge base articles; AI Agents can respond to customer questions and escalate them into tickets. ITSM features include asset lifecycle tracking and change or approval management, with asset management included in Premium. Connections include Microsoft services, Jira, Asana, Planner and Azure DevOps. Agents and end users can use mobile-responsive portals, with iOS and Android mobile views listed. Desk365 describes TLS 1.2 or higher for data in transit and AES-256 for stored data, and says customer data is hosted in AWS data centers in the United States and European Union. The Free plan covers up to 50 tickets per month. Paid plans are $12.00, $22.00 or $32 a month, billed annually; a 21-day trial is listed.

Zoho Desk is customer support software with a shared inbox, customer portal, and help center. Its listed tools also include SLA management, ticket automation, and API access, giving teams ways to organize support conversations and service workflows. The Free plan includes three users and is listed at free. Paid plans are billed annually: Express is ₹420 a month for 5 users; Standard is ₹800 a month for unlimited users; Professional is ₹1,400 a month for unlimited users; and Enterprise is ₹2,400 a month for unlimited users. The pricing note lists a 15-day trial and paid access from ₹420/user/mo (annual). Zoho Desk is freemium, with an API listed as its platform. The maker is identified as Zoho Desk, and 1996 is listed as its founding year.