Crisp
Chat web y bandeja de atención al cliente
Made in the EU
Price: From €0
There are 7 European alternatives to Zendesk, a tool from Estados Unidos (Atención al cliente), with each company’s country and compliance in plain sight.
Chat web y bandeja de atención al cliente
Price: From €0
Chat web y mensajería para atención al cliente
Price: From €0
Sistema de tickets de código abierto
Price: From €9
Helpdesk en la nube o instalado
Price: Free trial
Todos los canales de atención en una bandeja
Price: From €299
Chat en vivo y chatbots para pequeñas tiendas
Price: From €0
By NativeEU
Respuestas automáticas por WhatsApp para negocios.
Price: Paid only
Zendesk belongs to a company headquartered in the United States. Under the 2018 CLOUD Act, US authorities can require companies under their jurisdiction to hand over data they control, even when it is stored on European servers. A provider headquartered in Europe with no US parent is not subject to that law: the contract and the data stay under the GDPR and European courts.
6 are from companies headquartered in the European Union and 1 from other European countries, such as Switzerland, Norway or the UK, with their own legal framework: each listing says so.
For customer support, check which channels it brings into one inbox (email, chat, WhatsApp, phone), whether it has a knowledge base and how it charges per agent.
Zendesk belongs to a company headquartered in the United States. Under the 2018 CLOUD Act, US authorities can require companies under their jurisdiction to hand over data they control, even when it is stored on European servers. A provider headquartered in Europe with no US parent is not subject to that law: the contract and the data stay under the GDPR and European courts.
There are 7 in the directory: Crisp, Userlike, Zammad, Deskpro, Trengo, Tidio, Answu. They come from Francia, Alemania, Reino Unido, Países Bajos, Polonia, España.
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