Business Process Workflow
Call/Ticket Management
Communications Management
Service Level Management
Resource Management
Knowledge Management
Integration Connectors
System Integration
Management Reporting
Platform Architecture
Single Console Interface
Computer Discovery
Software Discovery
License Management
Media File Discovery
Network Device Discovery
Application Service Discovery
Desktop Remote Control
Management Reporting
System Integration
Service Level Management Additional Information

Managing and meeting your service commitments and obligations

Supportworks ESP includes a fully configurable Service Level Agreement (SLA) engine, with support for international time zones. Service Level Triggers define escalation and notification options, which include the pop-up Supportworks Messenger, email and even SMS text messages to mobile phones. This ensures that no call reaches a response or fix deadline without warning being issued to the relevant support staff. In addition, "back-to-back" SLAs are fully supported that monitor the performance of your third-party service providers.

Related Documents
  Brochure (pdf)
Supportworks ESP -
An integrated support platform for the enterprise.
  Hornbill Corporate Brochure
Success Stories

XKO Software

Greggs

The National Archives

Midas Construction

Sharp Electronics

Olympic Games 2004 - Atos Origin

Northumbria Healthcare NHS Trust

West Suffolk NHS

Exeter University

Schering-Plough
Related News Stories

London Metropolitan University Reduces IT Asset Costs By Over 40% And Improves IT Service Delivery with Hornbill’s Supportworks

Camelot Group plc Win Top Industry Award Using Hornbill’s Supportworks

Hornbill Announces Out-Of-The-Box Integration with Centennial Discovery

Sharp Cut Customer Support Response Times Dramatically With Hornbill's Supportworks
Other Documents
  White Paper
Consolidated Service Desks - An Achievable Goal?
   Datasheet (pdf)
Visual Process Management Engine (VPME)
   Datasheet (pdf)
Web SelfService Module Overview
  Product Review (pdf)
Independent Review of Supportworks by Ray Smyth, Published April 2004, Support World