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Accessing and Using the Service Desk

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Utilizing the service desk requires approved access granted by Sharpen.

If you had previously opened requests with Plum Voice support, you will have received an email from Plum Voice support@plumvoice.com with the subject line Welcome to Plum Voice Support Portal. See Figure 1 below for an example.

If you have not received this email, please send a request to servicedeskaccess@sharpencx.com from the email address for which you would like to create an account.

Getting started

Upon clicking the “Login” button, you will be redirected to the login page as shown in Figure 3. Log in with the same email address normally used for logging into Plum Voice.

Once logged in, you’ll be greeted with the service desk home page which provides access to our request management tools. See Figure 4 for an example.

Click one of the predefined request type links to open a request with us.

Opening requests

Either choose “Plum Voice” from the “Service Desks” drop down menu, or choose “Plum Voice” from the “New Request” Section. See Figure 5 for an example.

From the Service Desks menu, you may see less options than displayed. You have access to the service desks associated with the Sharpen and Webtext services you are contracted for.

Then, choose the appropriate request type. See Figure 6 for examples.

Choosing a request will open the appropriate fields for the request as shown in Figure 7. Please be sure to provide all the required detail as accurately as possible so we can provide the best support.

Viewing your requests

Looking to see a past or open request? Simply navigate to the home page to observe your requests as shown in Figure 8.

Alternatively, more filtering options are available by navigating to the “My Requests” option from the profile menu as shown in Figure 9.

Clicking on the case will take you to the full details of the request, allowing for further engagement. See Figure 10 for an example.

Navigate to and login with your credentials as shown in Figure 2.

For additional answers to common questions, please refer to our .

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Figure 1: A sample of the Service Desk access email.
Figure 2: Accessing the Service Desk.
Figure 3: Logging into the Service Desk.
Figure 4: The Service Desk home page.
Figure 5: Choosing the service desk for your request.
Figure 6: Selecting a request type.
Figure 7: Completing the request form.
Figure 8: Viewing your opened requests on the Service Desk home page.
Figure 9: Using the My Requests filter.
Figure 10: Viewing full request details in the Service Desk.