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The department a building sends its work to: IT, facilities and maintenance, operations, office admin. Typically one to ten staff taking requests from everyone else, and up to twenty-five on the larger edition. The people raising those requests are not counted against the license

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A self-hosted help desk and ticketing system for teams of 1–10 who take requests from the rest of the building. Runs on your own Windows, Linux or Docker machine.

Self-hosted ticketing system for small teams — WorkloadWall Skip to content WorkloadWall Menu Features Jobs Pricing Phone app Docs Contact Download See the wall before you add to it. Everyone can see the pile. Download WorkloadWall See pricing Runs on any machine that stays on — Windows, Linux or Docker · buy once by card, from $149 · 30‑day free trial with every feature · requesters never need an account. WorkloadWall is a small, self‑hosted ticketing system built around one idea: the people asking for help should be able to see the pile. Every open tick

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