Ripple Junction, an American e-commerce company, faced growth challenges. They implemented ALVAO Service Desk to address overloaded IT support, streamline processes, and improve reporting. The result? Enhanced efficiency and transparency.
Ripple Juction, an American e-commerce company, designs officially licensed T-shirts and apparel inspired by popular TV shows, movies, music, and pop culture brands. Since 1992, their products showcase iconic characters and logos such as ‘My Hero Academia’, ‘Fallout’, ‘Lord of the Rings’ or ‘Doctor Who’.
In 2021, Ripple Junction became one of the 5,000 fastest-growing privately-owned companies in the US as recognized by Inc. Magazine. With rapid growth, Ripple Junction sought a helpdesk solution to support their expansion. The company is transforming from a small to a mid-size enterprise. Their previous platform struggled to meet the challenges. Consequently, they sought ITSM software to address the following key challenges.
Ripple Junction has implemented ALVAO Service Desk to address all the above challenges, improving efficiency not only for the IT team but also for other affected departments.
“They know that when they submit a ticket, it’s not going into a black hole; it’s actually being worked on.”
— Joe Accardi, Systems Administrator
As a bonus, the IT team is able to set up realistic expectations using SLA metrics to drive the business further and achieve goals such as predefined resolution times and defined processes for incidents or requests.
"I really liked that on the Power BI dashboard there's a tab for recent searches. I was able to take what people are searching for and build knowledge articles around it. That was fantastic."
— Josh Higaki, System Analyst
Overall, ALVAO Service Desk improved collaboration within IT and ensuring comprehensive information sharing. Additionally, it helped Ripple Junction's IT support maintain transparency with the business.
"Main point of pleasure - it does all the things that we talked about saying it will do. That's not always true with other platforms."
— Josh Higaki, System Analyst