We initially purchased Capacity to begin to capture much of our best and most experienced workers' knowledge in order to help both new and less experienced employees. Along with it came a help desk that Capacity has done a great job improving over the last two years. We have now converted our UW and Marketing departments into the Capacity help desk system from old "email" methods of requesting assistance. Both departments also leveraged guided conversations to make sure submitted tickets contained relevant information so those departments can respond more quickly and cut back on back-and-forth information gathering. Just this past quarter we migrated from our old IT help desk system into Capacity's help desk system for all our technology support needs. Our technical support staff likes the Capacity help desk system much better because it is cleaner, we can leverage guided conversations to ensure we get better tickets, and we can quickly convert common issues into Capacity knowledge exchanges. We are in the process of leveraging Capacity externally to our clients in order to help them get the answers they need more quickly on questions about the mortgage process and their loans after they have closed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There is not really anything I can say I dislike right now about Capacity. Anything that we have found lacking in the system is always improved upon and addressed in later releases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
