It would be helpful for customers who are out of the office and don't have access to a laptop or computer to be able to work on tickets via mobile device and mobile app
Given the current impacts of Covid-19 and the move to remote working for a lot of teams having access to a wider suite of functions, especially Service Hub and Tickets, via the app seems essential.
Are there any updates on the iPhone version? I'm an Android user and have the beta, which is perfect for what our team needs. However, I do have a couple of internal customers that are getting close to pushing this all out to their sales team and some of them will have iPhones. Their reps being able to see active tickets through the mobile app while on the road is going to be CRITICAL! 😞 We've been fortunate that the pandemic has provided some extra time before this was a requirement. We were all hoping it would come along before we become active in the field again. 🙂
Thanks for any updates you may have! Appreciate everything you all do!
We have delayed the rollout of HubSpot to our entire Relationship Management Team due to tickets being unusable on iPhone. I would also appreciate an update.
This addition is extremely important to my company! We need to add pictures of items to each ticket, and right now that involves: taking a picture, emailing/airdropping/etc to a laptop and then uploading that to the ticket. Service Hub for iOS would save us a ton of time.
Agreed, this is extremely frustrating. How can such a huge software firm like Hubspot exlcude iphone users from ticketing? It just makes no sense. I was shocked and dissapointed to discover this.
Our import supply chain is still archaic and tracking shipments with the service pipeline has been a great solve, but it's devastating not to access via mobile app.
@JoeMayall is there an update on how plans for bringing tickets to either mobile or app is going?
We're under some serious pressure from a major client around this, especially following the pandemic as I'm sure like a lot of other organisations their support functions switched to remote working and many are likely to stay that way for some time.