Important Update on Ticket Submission Times

Hi Everyone,

We would like to inform you that tickets submitted after 5:00 PM will not be attended to until the following business day. Please make sure to submit any urgent requests before 5:00 PM to ensure timely assistance.

For guidance on how to submit a ticket, please refer to the updated articles in the Help Center.

Thank you for your cooperation!

Best regards,
IT Support Team

Updated By:
Haruna

how to submit a ticket and what to take note of when submitting a ticket

 Important Notes Before Submitting a Ticket

Submitting a ticket helps our support team assist you efficiently. To ensure your query is resolved quickly, please follow these guidelines:

1. Provide Clear and Detailed Information

  • Be Specific: Avoid vague descriptions like “Email not working.” Instead, mention the exact issue (e.g., “I cannot send emails through my G Suite account, and I’m getting an SMTP error.”).
  • Include Examples: If possible, attach screenshots, error messages, or examples of the issue. This helps the support team diagnose the problem faster.

2. Categorize Your Ticket Properly

  • Select the appropriate category (e.g., "Email Issues," "Password Reset") to ensure the right team handles your query.
  • If you’re unsure which category to choose, select “General Inquiry.”

3. Check the Knowledge Base First

  • Before submitting a ticket, search the Knowledge Base for a solution. Many common issues, like password resets or email setup instructions, may already have detailed articles.

4. Be Accurate with Your Contact Information

  • Ensure your email and phone number are up to date so the support team can reach you.

5. Prioritize Urgent Issues

  • Use the appropriate priority level (e.g., High, Medium, Low). Avoid marking all tickets as “High” unless it is truly critical.

6. Avoid Duplicate Tickets

  • Submitting multiple tickets for the same issue may slow down the process. If you need to follow up, reply to the same ticket instead of opening a new one.

7. Stay Professional

  • Use polite and clear language. Aggressive or unclear communication may delay the resolution.