Every channel on one screen
Agents stop switching tabs and apps. Whether a request arrives by email, WhatsApp, web form or API it lands in the same queue, so there is no per-channel follow-up overhead.
One Platform · Omnichannel Support · KVKK Compliant
Tixenta unifies support requests from email, WhatsApp, web forms, n8n and API into a single ticket pool. Run your entire enterprise support operation with SLA tracking, RBAC+ABAC security, built-in staff chat and an audit-ready foundation.
Tixenta is a multi-tenant enterprise support platform that unifies customer support/ticketing and real-time internal staff chat under a single URL. It pools requests from email, WhatsApp, web forms, n8n and API; offering SLA tracking, RBAC+ABAC authorization, an immutable audit log and a guest ticket flow. Based in Türkiye and KVKK/GDPR compliant, it can be deployed both as SaaS and on-premise.
Reasons to buy
This is not a feature list; it is what concretely changes in your support operation.
Agents stop switching tabs and apps. Whether a request arrives by email, WhatsApp, web form or API it lands in the same queue, so there is no per-channel follow-up overhead.
Conversations no longer live on agents' personal phones. Every message becomes a request with an owner, a status and a history — and it does not leave with the employee.
The same product runs both ways. Start fast in the cloud and move on-premise when you need to; the infrastructure decision does not lock in the product choice.
You decide where the data lives. Every action that changes data is recorded automatically, so KVKK and internal audit requests are answered with evidence rather than recollection.
Run group companies or client organisations under a single address. They cannot see each other's data, and none of them needs a separate deployment or a separate invoice.
First-response and resolution times run on a timer. A warning fires before the deadline, so an SLA breach surfaces while it can still be prevented — not later in a report.
Support, internal staff chat and automation live on one platform. Separate subscriptions, the integrations between them and the maintenance of those integrations all go away.
Before and after
What a scattered support operation usually looks like, and how the same work runs with Tixenta.
Use cases
These four thresholds are the typical signs that a scattered support operation has reached its limit.
Messaging has become the main channel but it is handled on personal phones. Nobody can see who is on what, or which message went unanswered.
Separate tools have been set up for group companies or different brands; the risk of mixing data and the admin overhead keep growing.
A KVKK audit, a customer contract or an internal policy asks where the data sits and who accessed it — and the current tool cannot answer.
Support, chat and automation are billed separately, and each new tool adds another integration and another maintenance burden.
Timing
Putting off a proper support operation gets more expensive every year. These are the questions on the table today.
Capabilities
If you are in evaluation, the technical detail is here: what the platform provides on the support, security and automation side.
Requests from email, WhatsApp, web forms, n8n and API land in a single ticket pool. No lost channels, no duplicates.
Customers open and track requests with email + tracking code, no account needed. Protected by reCAPTCHA + rate limiting.
Fine-grained authorization via role + organization + department + ownership. Each agent sees only what they should.
First-response and resolution SLAs are monitored; warnings before a breach, instant alarms on violation.
One-to-one + group + channel messaging, presence, read receipts and file sharing. No need for Slack.
Every state-changing action is logged automatically. Ticket timeline and audit log are ready for compliance.
Multiple companies/organizations under one URL, managed with hardened isolation against cross-tenant data leaks.
WebSocket-based notification center; new tickets, assignments and SLA events reach the team in seconds.
Flexible integration with an OpenAPI 3.1 contract, scoped API keys, a webhook gateway and n8n templates.
Competitor Analysis
A feature-by-feature comparison of Tixenta with Zendesk, Freshdesk, Zoho Desk and Jira Service Management.
| Feature | Tixenta | Zendesk | Freshdesk | Zoho Desk | Jira SM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omnichannel (Email/WhatsApp/Web/API) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partial |
| Built-in staff chat | Yes | No | Add-on | Cliq (separate) | No |
| Guest ticket (no account + tracking) | Yes | Partial | Partial | Partial | No |
| RBAC + ABAC (attribute-based) | Yes | RBAC | RBAC | RBAC | Yes |
| On-premise deployment | Yes | No | No | No | Data Center |
| KVKK/GDPR / local data residency | Yes | Limited | Limited | Limited | Limited |
| Immutable audit log + ticket history | Yes | Yes | Plan-based | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-tenant (single URL, multi-org) | Yes | No | No | Partial | Partial |
| Open API + n8n / webhook automation | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Turkish UI & local support | Yes | Partial | Partial | Partial | Partial |
The comparison is based on general product capabilities and public documentation; features may vary by competitor plan. Updated: June 2026.
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