Zammad is a web-based helpdesk and ticketing system that brings support requests from email, chat, social channels and SMS into a single workspace. Agents assign tickets, set priorities, share internal notes and work with templates and bulk actions. A built-in knowledge base can be used by both agents and customers. The system integrates with channels such as Telegram, Facebook and WhatsApp Business, and offers a REST API plus LDAP and SAML authentication. You can use Zammad as a hosted service or install it on your own servers.
Zammad GmbH has its head office in Berlin. According to Zammad, the hosted version runs on its own servers in ISO 27001-certified German data centres. The software is open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence, so you can inspect the source code and operate the system entirely yourself. For a European organisation this means ticket data can stay within its own infrastructure and under European jurisdiction, without dependence on a single hosting provider.