In case you’ve purchased a hosting package and you have certain questions in regard to a concrete function/feature, or if you’ve come across a certain problem and you require help, you should be able to get in touch with the respective technical support staff. All web hosting providers use a ticketing system no matter if they provide other means of contacting them apart from it or not, due to the fact that the very best way to resolve a problem most often is to open a ticket. This type of communication renders the responses sent by both sides easy to follow and enables the client support staff members to escalate the problem in the event that, for example, an administrator must interfere. Most often, the ticketing system is not directly linked to the hosting space and is part of the billing account, which goes to say that you will have to use at least two different accounts to contact the customer service team and to actually manage the hosting space. Incessantly switching from one account to the other can be a bore, not to mention the fact that it takes a very long time for the majority of web hosting providers to answer the ticket requests themselves.
Integrated Ticketing System in Shared Web Hosting
Our shared web hosting feature an integrated trouble ticket system, which is included in our custom Hepsia hosting Control Panel. In stark contrast with other similar tools, Hepsia permits you to manage everything related to the hosting service itself in the same place – invoices, website files, emails, trouble tickets, etc., avoiding the need to use different admin interfaces. In the event that you have any pre-sales or technical questions or any problems, you can submit a ticket with a couple of clicks without logging out of your Control Panel. In the meantime, you can pick a category and our system will offer you a number of informational articles, which will give you additional information and which may help you resolve any particular issue before you actually post a ticket. We guarantee a support ticket response time of maximum 1 hour, even in case it’s a weekend or a national holiday.