To make your life easier, we've put together some handy tips on using our Support Portal
The Support Portal lets you easily manage tickets. Whether you've requested a change or reported a bug, all progress will be recorded here. You can log in for updates, or simply wait for email notifications.
When you log into the support portal, you're shown your open tickets. It's really easy to see the latest on each one. Don't forget that anything 'Awaiting Response' needs your attention before we can continue working! On the right-hand side, you can keep track of your maintenance use, and see how much you've used historically as well. If you've reached your allowance for the current month, the box will be red!
Tickets are how we work. Every time you need to raise something with us, just open a ticket. Then, you'll receive notifications as we work on it, and you can add your own comments and replies too, all in one place. To open a new ticket, you need to look for this button:
Simply press it and follow the instructions (remember, examples are always helpful). When tickets are opened, you'll need to pick one of the following categories:
Once the ticket is open, you can also add attachments, like spreadsheets and images; simply go into the ticket and look for the 'Attach File' button.
We define 'Business Critical' as something being of fundamental importance to the working of the website, typically something that prevents orders being placed or fulfilled.
Never open a new ticket for an existing issue
You can email your Account Manager
Ring the office and quote the ticket number
We commit to an initial response to all tickets within two working days. Actual response time is often much faster, and most tickets will actually be resolved quite quickly. However, do be aware that larger, more complex tickets can take longer and that it's not uncommon for some requests to take weeks to complete.
You should also be aware of our maintenance guidelines when opening any ticket. Please keep in mind the size of your request, as well as looking at how much maintenance you have left for the month.