How To - Get Help Topics
Getting Help quickly and efficiently can be greatly enhanced
by reliably providing us with the full scope of what we
need in order to assess your situation and provide assistance
and/or solution.
1. ONLY individuals whom you have identified to us in
writing on your list of Authorized Contacts should be
calling or emailing Technical Services.
2. The contacting party should have available/include
in their email as many details as possible regarding the
issue: such as screenshots, precise sequence of events
a user had performed when they experienced the issue, an
exported copy of the report/import map/ contact plan etc.
that is at the root of the inquiry and attach the same to
the email being directed to support@collect.org.
We often receive voicemails and emails with requests that
are too general, such as "I need help". Our team needs to be
able to triage requests so that tickets may be assigned to the
best suited technician and urgencies may follow a standardized
order of service.
3. Authorized Contacts should refrain from attempting to
contact a technician directly at their 'personal' company
email addresses or phone extensions because these do not
auto-create a Support ticket. All calls should be directed
to the general Technical Services line at 250-391-0466 option
2 OR email support@collect.org. Our mainline, general
voicemail and Ticket system are always being monitored by
multiple technicians.
The following topics are offered to assist you in gathering
the information before calling/emailing, affording us the ability
to serve you faster and cost effectively.
How To Isolate Your Problem Area
How To Get Help With Reports
How To Get Help With Contact Plans
How To Get Help With Import/Export
How To Get Help With Credit Bureau Reporting
How To Get Help With Letter Service
How To Get Help With Network Problems
How To Get Help When You Get System Db Error Messages
Product Support
How To Create A Screenshot
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