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Call for anything urgent, raise a ticket for anything that should be tracked, and email for account questions. All three reach the same team - the one that built what you are calling about.

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Urgent issues, business hours, answered locally

[email protected]

Account, billing and everything non-urgent

Support portal

Anything that should be tracked and followed up

Account questions

Not urgent, not a ticket? Send a note.

Billing, invoices, domain renewals, adding a user, changing who we should contact - this form is the right place. Anything broken should go through the portal so it is tracked.

Something actually down?

Call (239) 214-8592 during business hours rather than waiting on a form.

Want faster response?

A technical support plan buys priority in the queue and a named contact who already knows your systems.

We reply personally, usually the same day.

Which channel

Use the phone for urgent, the portal for everything else.

The difference matters mostly for you: a ticket gets a record, a reference and a follow-up, while a phone call gets a person immediately. Both reach the same team.

Urgent Something is down A site offline, phones not ringing, email not sending. Call so a person can start on it now. Call (239) 214-8592 Tracked A change or a fix Content edits, a plugin update, a routing change, anything that should have a record and a follow-up. Open the portal Admin Billing and accounts Invoices, renewals, users, or changing who we should be talking to. Send a note New work Something new to build A rebuild, a new system, another service. That is a conversation rather than a ticket. Go to Contact

After you raise a ticket

It is tracked, not sitting in someone’s inbox.

Straight away

You get a reference

The ticket is logged with a number you can quote, so nothing depends on remembering who you spoke to.

Then

Someone who knows your setup picks it up

Plan clients go to the front of the queue. Either way you are not explaining your own infrastructure from scratch.

Until it is closed

You can see where it stands

Updates go on the ticket rather than into a thread, and anything that will exceed your plan hours is raised before the work happens.