When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Incident IQ easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Incident IQ overall.
Reviewers felt that Incident IQ meets the needs of their business better than Spiceworks Cloud Help Desk.
When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Incident IQ is the preferred option.
For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Incident IQ over Spiceworks Cloud Help Desk.
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Incident IQ is priced based on student enrollment, creating a price point that is accessible for districts of all sizes. Read more
Do you integrate with single sign-on providers?
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Official Response from Incident IQ
Yes. Incident IQ currently integrates with Google SSO, Azure, and Microsoft Local AD. Integrations with further SSO providers will be released in the near...Read more
Do you have a mobile app?
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Official Response from Incident IQ
Yes. Incident IQ features a native mobile app, built for iOS and Android. Read more
I have a computer repair service and I have customers whom live out of town...how could I use spiceworks to administer routine task through a secure connection?
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DK
Looks like a really old question so Spiceworks might not have had this out back then, but the feature is called Remote...Read more
What is Spiceworks Cloud Help Desk used for?
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AS
It can be used as your IT helpdesk or HR helpdesk even for your employees or maybe a space where you can gather the feedback from employees Read more
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