BenkoDesk
Run a shared email inbox/helpdesk in Trello
BenkoDesk launched on January 13, 2020 with 8 votes, #958 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Use BenkoDesk to easily create a shared email inbox for you and your team right inside a Trello board at a fraction of the cost of other helpdesk solutions.
BenkoPhone is the only virtual mobile number app in Australia which supports voice, txt and picture messages that you can use and share from any device, anywhere in the world
Whether it's just you or you and a team, everyone using their own numbers for work stuff creates problems for business continuity, security and the "right to disconnect". With BenkoPhone, you can easily supply fully functional work numbers to your staff that they can use from an app on their own phone, computer or tablet. Retain control, improve security and reduce costs. BenkoPhone allows you and your staff to share real Aussie mobile numbers from desktop, tablet or mobile devices. Each team member can access multiple numbers for 2-way messaging and calls, and each number can be managed by multiple staff members. BenkoPhone is not just for external communications. We provide a truly…from benkophone.com
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