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It depends on what you mean by “put together”. Do you mean:Build from scratch? If so, then of course you can. However, first you’ll want to look at what’s already available and pick and choose the features you like as well as keep a list of the things you don’t. You’ll want to look at all of them and figure out how they’d fit into your particular business: do they have the features you need? Do they adequately allow you to coordinate, organize and keep track of communication with your users/customers? Do they give you the ability to report on that communication? Do they give you the ability to set your own service levels, and have tools that warn you when you’re not meeting those levels?Cull together various products into one, whole product? That’s a bit tougher, but probably doable. It depends on what you want to use for your help desk system: live chat, community/portal/forum, ticketing and/or email system, knowledge base for self help, reporting, asset tracking…etc. There are standalone products available for all of that — both paid and open source. However, the leg work laid out (albeit briefly), in #1 would still be necessary. You’ll want to look at what’s available, sign up for trials, read reviews and more to find the tools that will fit your needs. Then you’ll need to somehow build them into a collective whole. In that respect, reporting will be difficult as you’ll probably have to either pull together reports from each product, or somehow build something — software/service based or even in a spreadsheet — to see all of that info in one place.Use an existing product? This, too, is possible. There are a TON of help desks out there — service-based as well as on-premise install. There are commercially-available products and open source ones. Salesforce, Zendesk, Freshdesk, SmarterTrack, ServiceNow, Zoho, Hesk, ticketing systems that are part of products like Plesk and WHMCS…the list goes on and on. However, this, too, requires the legwork of signing up for trials, reviewing, finding what you like and don’t like, testing, reviewing and reading. It may be harder to find one solution that fits all your needs, but it DOES mean you don’t have to build something and these products will all have the reporting for the services/features they offer so you won’t have to pull together info from a number of disparate systems.So, I guess the overall answer to your question is “Yes, you CAN put together an efficient help desk system.” What it boils down to is how you want to accomplish it?

This is my personal list, in 2016, this portfolio gained 40%+.Ticker CompanyBNFT Benefitfocus, Inc.BOX Box, Inc.BSFT BroadSoft, Inc.CRM Salesforce.com, Inc.CSOD Cornerstone OnDemand, Inc.HUBS HubSpot, Inc.LOGM LogMeIn, Inc.MDSO Medidata Solutions, Inc.NEWR New Relic, Inc.NOW ServiceNow, Inc.QLYS Qualys, Inc.RNG RingCentral, Inc.RP RealPage, Inc.SHOP Shopify Inc.SPLK Splunk Inc.SPSC SPS Commerce, Inc.TEAM Atlassian Corporation PlcTWOU 2U, Inc.ULTI The Ultimate Software Group, Inc.VEEV Veeva Systems Inc.WDAY Workday, Inc.WIX Wix.com Ltd.ZEN Zendesk, Inc.Large software companies like MSFT & ORCL are omitted from this list as this list represents companies who derive 65%+ of their revenue from recurring revenues / monthly fees.