Listed 18 December 2014 · Geneva · Switzerland

Keeping.com.

A Gmail extension that turned a shared inbox into a helpdesk, listed from Geneva in 2014 and now run from Brooklyn.

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  1. On record

    BetaList featured Keeping, a Gmail extension that turns email into a helpdesk, listed from Switzerland.

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  2. Listed on Stompstart

    “Turn Gmail into a Helpdesk”

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As listed on Stompstart

Landing page headlined "Turn Gmail into a helpdesk" with a Gmail screenshot and a play button.
The image uploaded with the original Stompstart listing on 18 December 2014.

Listed 18 December 2014 · page saved 30 March 2015 · Private Beta

“Turn Gmail into a Helpdesk”

Keeping™ is the world’s first helpdesk that works inside Gmail. Keeping™ is a Gmail extension that adds helpdesk functionalities to any Gmail or Google App email accounts.It allows you and your team to manage customers support more efficiently directly from your current mailbox without having to use an external helpdesk.

Topics
Customer support
Location
Geneva · Switzerland
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In our words: The 2014 listing, in private beta, called Keeping the world's first helpdesk working inside Gmail: an extension that added ticketing to Gmail and Google Apps accounts so teams could handle customer support without leaving their mailbox.

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  3. chromewebstore.google.com
  4. betalist.com
  5. billionsuccess.com

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