A Clearer Entrance
The topics can help people describe familiar problems and reach the right person.
A help desk replaces open requests with a menu of standard topics. A requester cannot find a topic that describes a recurring access problem.
The form requires a topic before a request can be submitted.
The instructions provide no route for an unlisted concern.
Every relevant request is assumed to fit an existing topic.
The topics can help people describe familiar problems and reach the right person.
A concern outside the list may disappear before anyone can hear it.
The help desk spends less effort routing familiar requests.
The requester must misdescribe the problem to get through the form.