Features

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The details

The quiet features your team will use every day

Nobody picks a help desk for its permission settings. These are the parts that make a busy Monday feel ordinary.

Roles and permissions

Decide who can reply, who can edit workflows, and who can only read. Contractors see just the views you share with them.

Saved replies

Write the answer to a common question once, then drop it into any reply with the customer's name and order already in place.

Collision warnings

When a teammate opens the request you are reading, you both see a banner before anyone sends a second answer.

Business hours

Set opening hours and holidays for each team, so reply targets pause overnight and customers get an honest automatic reply.

Views and tags

Save a filtered list for returns, billing, or your biggest accounts, and let tag rules sort new requests into it as they arrive.

API and webhooks

Read and update requests through the REST API, or post an event to a webhook whenever a request changes.

Use cases

Built for support, and for the teams next door

Hassium started in customer support. Now the same inbox and workflows handle billing questions, onboarding, and internal help desks as well.

Customer support

Answer email, chat, and form requests from one queue, with an owner on each and nothing left unread over the weekend.

Operations

Turn returns, bookings, and change requests into workflows with approvals, so the same job is done the same way every time.

Billing

Sort out refunds, failed payments, and invoice questions with the customer's payment history open beside the request.

Onboarding

Collect what a new customer needs to send you through an intake form, then follow each account until it goes live.

IT help desk

Give staff one place to ask for a laptop, a password reset, or access to a tool, and route each request to the right person.

Sales handoffs

When a deal closes, pass the account to support with the notes attached, so the customer never has to repeat their story.

Product tour

The three screens your team will live in

Most of the work happens in the inbox, the workflow builder, and reports. Here is what each one does for you.

Inbox

Every conversation, with its history attached

Open a request and the customer's past orders, earlier replies, and team notes sit right beside it. Answer it, hand it to a colleague, or snooze it until Tuesday.

  • Owners and due dates on every request
  • Notes your customers never see
  • Search that finds any word in any thread
A request open in the Hassium inbox, with the conversation list on one side and the customer's details on the other
The Hassium workflow builder showing a refund workflow that branches on the order amount

Workflows

Write the rule once and let it do the sorting

Pick a trigger, add conditions, and choose the actions. Branches catch the exceptions, delays wait for a reply, and approvals hold anything risky until a person says yes.

  • Start from a form, a tag, or a schedule
  • Try a draft on last month's requests
  • Read the log of every step it took

Reports

Find the slow spots before customers do

See volume by channel, reply time by week, and satisfaction by team, so you know which queue needs another pair of hands.

  • Reply times for each team and tag
  • A backlog you can compare week to week
  • A summary in your inbox every Monday
Hassium reports: request volume by channel, the reply time trend, satisfaction, and the busiest tags
Hassium reports showing volume split by channel, how reply times are trending, satisfaction, and the tags that come up most

For team leads

Run the weekly review in ten minutes

Reports gather the numbers a team lead gets asked for every week, from reply times to the tags that keep coming back, and keep them current without anyone touching a spreadsheet.

  • First reply and resolution time by team
  • Backlog by day, tag, and channel
  • Satisfaction after every closed request
  • Filters for any view and any date range
  • Export any chart as a spreadsheet

Inside Hassium

Built around the way requests really move

A request arrives, finds its owner, follows a workflow, and ends up in a report. Each step has its own place in Hassium.

A shared inbox that shows who is on what

Each request has one owner, a status, and a thread your team can annotate without the customer ever seeing a word of it.

A busy Hassium inbox with one request open, a private note from a teammate, and the customer's profile beside it

Intake forms

Build a form for returns or bookings, put it on your site, and every submission arrives as a request with its fields attached.

Audit log

See who changed a workflow, exported data, or granted access, with the time and what things looked like before.

Workflows you can test first

Try a new rule on a month of real history. The test run lists every request it would have touched and what it would have changed.

A refund workflow in the Hassium builder, checking the order amount and splitting into two branches

Data residency

Choose the EU or the US when you sign up. Every request, attachment, and backup stays in that region.

How it works

From a crowded inbox to a short queue in four steps

No migration project and no consultant. Most of the setup is pointing your channels at Hassium and deciding who owns what.

  1. Connect your inbox Forward your support address and add the chat widget to your site. New requests start arriving in one list within minutes.
  2. Bring in your team Give each person a role, then split the queue into views by team, tag, or customer.
  3. Switch on a workflow Start from a refund or booking template, replay it on last month's requests, and publish it when the results look right.
  4. Watch the backlog shrink The overview charts open requests and first reply time every day, so you can see the queue get shorter week by week.
The Hassium overview: open requests, median first reply, resolved this week, and satisfaction across the top, a thirty-day chart of new requests, and recent requests with their status and assignee

Integrations

Hassium fits around the tools you already use

Connect a channel in a few clicks and a tool in a few more. Every integration is included on every plan.

Channels

Email

Forward any support address, and replies go out from it, threaded and signed by whoever wrote them.

Chat

Add a chat widget to your site, and the conversation carries on by email after the visitor leaves.

Forms

Embed an intake form on any page and route each submission by the answers people give.

Tools

Calendar

Book a call from inside a request, and the meeting shows up on the customer's timeline.

Payments

See recent charges beside the thread and issue a refund without leaving the request.

CRM

Keep companies and account owners in sync both ways, so sales can see every open request.

Spreadsheets

Import old requests from a spreadsheet, and export any view back to one on a schedule.

Webhooks

Send an event to any address when a request is created, tagged, assigned, or closed.

REST API

Read and write requests, customers, and tags with personal tokens and a documented API.

Missing something? Webhooks and the REST API reach almost anything, and the docs include working examples.

How Hassium teams are doing this year

1,400

Active workspaces

38 min

Median first reply

71%

Closed within one working day

4.6/5

Average satisfaction rating

Figures from active Hassium workspaces, January to June 2026. Reply times count working hours only.

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What changes when you leave the shared mailbox

A shared mailbox works until the second person starts replying. Here is the difference, line by line.

FeatureShared mailboxHassium
Where requests arriveEmail onlyEmail, chat, and forms
An owner for each requestPartlyYes
Warning before two people replyNoYes
Private notes for the teamForwarded emailsYes, in the thread
Routing and remindersBasic filtersWorkflows you can test
Reply time and backlog reportsNoYes, by team or tag

Security

Security your IT team can sign off on

Clinics, schools, and law firms run their front desks on Hassium. These are the controls they ask about first.

Single sign-on

Sign in through your identity provider with SAML or OpenID Connect. Remove someone there and their access here ends too.

Audit log

Every sign-in, export, permission change, and workflow edit is recorded with who made it and when.

Encryption

Data is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest with AES-256, and so is every backup.

Data residency

Keep requests, files, and backups in the EU or the US. You pick the region when you create the workspace.

Single sign-on, the audit log, and your choice of region come with the Business plan. Encryption covers every plan.