For web agencies
The help desk for web agencies that sell support hours
Navbatly is built for agencies that look after client websites on support plans: every request a ticket, every hour counted against the right contract, and a monthly report your clients can read.
What a general help desk leaves to spreadsheets
Help desks count tickets. Agencies sell hours. Navbatly keeps both on the same ticket.
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Hours against each plan
Monthly allowances, rollover with a cap, and overage billed, carried or written off.
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A report the client reads
Plain-English lines instead of ticket subjects, with included and billable time apart.
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A portal with no logins
One private link per client for requests, deliveries and their report, and a ticket inbox for clients who email.
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First-reply targets
A target per priority, with a warning before a reply is late.
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Who has the ball
What each client owes you, with the days it has waited and target dates that move to match.
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AI assistant
Your team works on tickets, time and reports from Claude.
How your team works in Navbatly
One thread per request
Each request is a ticket numbered per client, like HBL-21, with replies to the client and internal notes side by side.
- Assign it, set its priority and due date, split it into sub-tickets
- See what it needs from the client next to the conversation
- Log time as client contact or delivery as you go
Each client on one page
A client's page opens on their tickets, under a header with this month's hours on each running support contract and everything worked for them this month.
- Tabs for the client's tickets, projects, contracts and contacts
- Each project's target date, days waited and budget on the Projects tab
- Their report and a new ticket one click away
Roles that match an agency
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Owners and admins
Run clients, contracts, plans, templates and reports, invite people and manage everyone's time.
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Members
Work tickets: open them, reply, log time, and edit or delete their own.
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Secure sign-in
Passkeys, or a password with two-factor authentication.
Questions from agencies
Can we set up our support tiers once?
Yes. Plans hold your tiers' hours, rollover, overage, minimum term, notice and response targets, and each new contract copies them.
Can a client have a support plan and a project at once?
Yes. Each ticket counts against one of the client's contracts.
What does it cost for a team?
Talk to us about plans for your team: email us about your team.
What happens when a ticket moves to another client?
It takes that client's next number, keeps its history, and the move is logged on the ticket.
Bring your agency's support into one place
Create a team, set up your plans, and invite your colleagues.