When a written answer would take five paragraphs, record thirty seconds instead. Export the file and attach it to the ticket.
Support agents spend ages describing where a setting is. A short recording or an annotated screenshot answers it at once.
Show exactly where to click.
A screenshot with an arrow on the setting.
Record a common answer once and reuse it.
Press ⌥⇧⌘5, show the fix, press it again. Your voice and the screen, in one file.
Draw an arrow at the setting while you record. It stays on it if you scroll.
For quick answers, a screenshot with an arrow and a number is enough.
Export a small MP4 or GIF that attaches cleanly to any helpdesk.
If you record in the customer’s account, blur their details before you send.
Customers send screenshots of errors. Copy the text out to search your docs or logs.
Can you send the new settings screen?
Drag the capture from Quick Access into the reply without saving it first.
If ⌥⇧⌘5 clashes with your helpdesk, set a new shortcut in Settings.
Drag the screenshot thumbnail straight from the corner of the screen into the ticket.
Capture the customer’s settings and pin the shot on top of everything while you reproduce the problem.
Save answers you record often in a shared folder and reuse them.
Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
Press ⌥⇧⌘5 and open Settings.
Draw an arrow at Export and click it.
Stop the recording and export a small GIF.
Attach it to the reply. Ticket closed.
Shotbox doesn’t host videos, so you attach the file. Most helpdesks show GIFs and small MP4s inline.
Recording starts with one shortcut, and the file is ready the moment you stop.
Yes. Save the files somewhere shared and reuse them.