Use cases

A ticketing system for internal IT

For the "my laptop is on fire" tickets.

Internal IT runs on requests: access changes, broken laptops, "the printer hates me again". Without a system those requests arrive by hallway ambush and instant message, and half of them are forgotten by lunch. A simple internal ticketing system gives staff one place to ask and gives IT one place to track.

One front door for requests

Give the team a single place to open a ticket. Now requests have a status and an owner, and nobody has to remember the verbal ones. IT can triage by priority instead of by who shouted loudest.

Keep the record straight

A full history on each ticket means you can see who asked for what, who actioned it, and when. That record matters for audits, for handovers, and for the inevitable "but I asked weeks ago".

Lock it down where it counts

Internal tools handle sensitive requests, so security should not be an afterthought. Optional two-factor authentication on accounts keeps the system, and the access requests inside it, properly protected.

Why Tickably

Tickably is free, friendly ticketing for teams and their clients.

  • A single, simple front door for staff requests.
  • Priorities and statuses for sane triage.
  • Full audit history on every ticket.
  • Optional two-factor authentication for sensitive internal work.
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Frequently asked questions

Is this an alternative to a heavy ITSM tool?

For many internal teams, yes. If you do not need the full ITSM machinery, a light ticketing system covers day-to-day requests without the weight.

Can we secure it with 2FA?

Yes. Two-factor authentication is available and optional, set up per account.