Salesforce Service Cloud is an enterprise omnichannel customer service platform built on the world's number-one CRM ecosystem, supporting ticketing, knowledge base, field service, and Einstein AI. Service Cloud starts at $25/user/month and suits mid-to-large enterprises with complex processes.
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Confluence is Atlassian's enterprise team knowledge base and document collaboration platform, founded in Sydney, Australia in 2002; with native Jira integration, a free plan for 10 users, and 1,000+ Marketplace apps.
Notion is an all-in-one workspace from San Francisco, combining notes, databases, wikis and project management with over 100 million users. A free plan is available, Plus costs about $10 per member per month, and it is a popular choice for personal and team knowledge management.
Zendesk is a leading global customer service software, founded in 2007 with headquarters in San Francisco, taken private for USD 10.2 billion in 2022, serving 100,000+ enterprise customers with omnichannel ticketing, AI support, and knowledge base solutions.
Freshdesk is Freshworks' flagship omnichannel help desk platform unifying email, chat, phone, and social media, with a Freddy AI bot that deflects up to 86% of requests, serving 74,000+ businesses.
HubSpot is an all-in-one CRM platform founded in Cambridge, USA, in 2006, with 6 Hubs for marketing, sales, service, and operations serving 200,000+ customers worldwide. The free CRM has unlimited users and the App Marketplace offers 1,500+ integrations.
Fibery is a connected workspace founded in Prague in 2016 that merges database, documents and project management. The Business plan starts around $7/user/month, ideal for remote teams that want a custom data model.
Dendron is an open-source hierarchical note-taking tool built on VS Code, with local-first Markdown storage and 100+ commands for managing knowledge bases of tens of thousands of notes. Free and suited to developers and heavy knowledge users.
Craft is a modern document and knowledge base tool by Luki Labs, native on macOS, iOS and iPadOS with a web version. It is usable on the free plan with Pro from $4.99/user/mo, combining card-based editing, Markdown and Craft AI for personal and team knowledge management.
Capacities is an object-based personal knowledge management tool from a German team, launched in 2019, organizing notes, people, projects, and ideas as objects; the free plan offers unlimited objects, and Pro unlocks calendar and backlink views for about €10/month.
Zoho Desk is the context-aware help desk software launched by Zoho in 2016, supporting multi-channel ticketing across email, chat, phone, and social media, with built-in AI chatbot and SLA management; the free plan supports 3 agents, deeply integrated with Zoho CRM.
SupportPal is a UK self-hosted help desk and ticketing system, with its core product launched in 2012 (originally ArcticDesk, renamed in 2016), offering a 30-day free trial so businesses keep customer data on their own servers and meet data sovereignty requirements.
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