Tickets at the Center
Emails, replies, internal notes, attachments, status changes, and time entries are brought together in a chronological ticket history.
Open Source · AGPL-3.0-or-later · Web-based
Qisutu brings structure to your help desk: handle support requests centrally, assign responsibilities, monitor service deadlines, and share knowledge. Ticket management, email communication, a customer portal, a knowledge base, and automation work together. When needed, extend Qisutu with ITSM features, AI assistance, monitoring, and Microsoft 365. As open source software, Qisutu can be self-hosted or professionally managed.
Professional Ticket Management
Qisutu gives everyone involved a shared working environment. From the arrival of a request to its final resolution, progress, communication, responsibilities, and agreed service targets remain transparent.
Emails, replies, internal notes, attachments, status changes, and time entries are brought together in a chronological ticket history.
Queues, groups, permissions, owners, and responsible agents create clear accountability and controlled access to sensitive requests.
Service levels, calendars, escalations, notifications, and automation support dependable workflows in daily support operations.
Beyond Ticket Handling
Qisutu combines day-to-day ticket work with the tools administrators, process owners, and service teams need for structured operations.
Connect incoming and outgoing mail through IMAP and SMTP, including Microsoft 365 and Google accounts.
Customers, customer users, and organizations receive structured access to their requests and service information.
Connect knowledge, configuration items, and ticket relationships directly with operational service work.
Custom ticket forms, additional fields, and checklists capture business requirements in a consistent structure.
Reporting and recorded work time provide transparency across request volumes, processing, and delivered services.
A REST API and the add-on system support controlled integrations and functional extensions.
Open Source and Self-Determined Operations
Qisutu is published under the AGPL-3.0-or-later license. Organizations can run the ticket system in their own infrastructure, adapt it to their processes, or use it as a professionally managed hosting solution.
Use Qisutu Professionally