WEBCENTER / SUPPORT

WHEN THERE IS
A PROBLEM,
THE PATH TO HELP SHOULD BE SHORT.

Website, domain, hosting, email, cloud or security. Tell us what is happening and we will route the issue to the right area — with context and without unnecessary back-and-forth.

WEBSITE✦DOMAIN✦EMAIL✦CLOUD✦SECURITY✦SUPPORT
01 / START WITH CONTEXT

First we understand.
Then we route it.

Not every problem is the same — and not every problem belongs to the same layer.

A website that will not open may be code, DNS, hosting or infrastructure. An email that does not arrive may be related to configuration, domain or service.

That is why gathering context quickly is part of the support process itself.

02 / FAST ENTRY

Start with the problem.
We handle the route.

03 / SUPPORT REQUEST

Tell us
what is happening.

You do not need to diagnose the problem. Give us enough context so we can start in the right place.

SUPPORT / NEW REQUEST The more context we have, the faster we can start.
REMOTE SESSION
REMOTE ASSISTANCE When it is easier
to look at it together.
SESSION••• •••
ON REQUESTsession started only when needed
04 / REMOTE ASSISTANCE

Sometimes it is faster
to look at the same screen.

When the problem is on a device, configuration or application, we can guide a remote assistance session after speaking with you.

The session is started only when needed and with the user’s participation.

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05 / FROM REQUEST TO ACTION

Less back-and-forth.
More context.

01RECEIVEThe request arrives with essential information.
→
02UNDERSTANDWe identify the layer and the impact.
→
03ROUTEThe request goes to the right team.
→
04ACTWe start working on the problem.
06 / GOOD CONTEXT HELPS

A screenshot
can save ten questions.

Error messages, approximate time, affected users, service address and anything that changed recently can make a huge difference to diagnosis.

01WHAT YOU SEEMessage, error or behaviour.
02SINCE WHENWhen you first noticed the problem.
03WHO IS AFFECTEDOne person, a team or everyone.
04WHAT CHANGEDA recent change, update or configuration.
07 / ONE SUPPORT ENTRY

Several areas.
One point of entry.

The problem may be in a website, domain, email, cloud service or security configuration. Users should not have to work out where one area ends and another begins.

WEBCENTER / SUPPORT

Explain the problem.
We start there.

You do not need to know the diagnosis before asking for help.

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