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Hi DirkMare,<br />
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Can you explain a little bit how this apps works. I want to get IOTRS mobile...is that one good!
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Hi DirkMare,

Can you explain a little bit how this apps works. I want to get IOTRS mobile...is that one good!

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No Problem.<br />
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DirkMare
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Hi,<br />
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I work as an IT Support and i am looking for an APP for my IPhone the does the same as an IT Ticketing support with scalation and reports at the end of the month. Do you know any APP that does that for IT Supporters.
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Hi,

I work as an IT Support and i am looking for an APP for my IPhone the does the same as an IT Ticketing support with scalation and reports at the end of the month. Do you know any APP that does that for IT Supporters.

IT Ticketing Support App

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