Posts tagged with "ticket management"
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Jun 06 2025Hai Nguyen
Top Open-Source Project Management Tools in 2025 (Including FlowInquiry Community Edition)
By 2025, teams of all sizes are turning to open-source platforms that offer transparency, customization, and self-hosting. In this post, we explore five leading tools—Taiga, OpenProject, Phorge, Kanboard, and the newcomer FlowInquiry Community Edition—highlighting their strengths, use cases, and why FlowInquiry’s AGPL-licensed, hybrid workflow engine is quickly gaining traction.
Jun 01 2025Hai Nguyen
FlowInquiry v1.2.2: Laying a Strong Foundation for What’s Next
FlowInquiry v1.2.2 delivers a clean database refactor for easier data migrations, expanded automated testing, and refreshed documentation—laying the foundation for upcoming project-management features and smoother future development.
Feb 23 2025Hai Nguyen
🚀 FlowInquiry v1.0 is Officially Released!
FlowInquiry v1.0 is officially live! 🎉 This release marks a major milestone in workflow automation, bringing enhanced team collaboration, customizable workflows, and seamless integrations. Whether you're managing customer requests or streamlining internal processes, FlowInquiry empowers teams to work smarter and faster. Dive into the latest features and improvements that make this the most powerful version yet! 🚀
Feb 2 2025Hai Nguyen
AI is Transforming Customer Satisfaction – A Deep Dive with Spring AI and OpenAI
Customer support often struggles with slow response times, misclassified tickets, and unresolved frustration. AI can change this by analyzing sentiment, prioritizing urgent tickets, and detecting hidden customer dissatisfaction.
Jan 10 2025Hai Nguyen
From Frustration to Innovation: How Poor Support Led to FlowInquiry
I invested in a premium electric charger known for its quality and long-term support. But when it stopped working within a year, the customer service experience was far from what I expected. Here's the story of how mismanaged ticket handling highlighted the need for better solutions like FlowInquiry




