In case you’ve ordered a hosting package and you have some enquiries with regard to a specific feature/function, or in case you’ve encountered some complication and you need support, you should be able to get in touch with the respective customer care staff. All web hosting companies use a ticketing system regardless of whether they offer other means of contacting them apart from it or not, because the quickest way to deal with an issue most often is to post a ticket. This mode of correspondence renders the replies sent by both sides easy to track and enables the customer service team members to escalate the problem in case, for example, an admin has to intervene. Most often, the ticketing system is not directly connected to the hosting space and is part of the billing account, which implies that you must have at least 2 separate accounts to touch base with the technical support team and to actually administer the hosting space. Constantly signing in and out of different accounts can often be a drag, not to mention the fact that it takes a long time for the vast majority of hosting companies to answer the ticket requests themselves.
Integrated Ticketing System in Semi-dedicated Hosting
The support ticket system that we are using is incorporated into the Hepsia hosting Control Panel, which we’ve created for our Linux semi-dedicated hosting, which goes to say that you won’t require another support platform to contact our customer care staff – you can do that on the spot the moment you run into a complication. Submitting a new ticket requires a few clicks of the mouse and tracking down an older one is equally easy. Using our clever search filter, you can swiftly track down any ticket that you have already sent. You can send a ticket at any moment as our support team representatives are at your disposal 24-7 and answer within the hour, although it seldom takes that much to obtain support. With Hepsia, you’ll have everything in one single location and you can forget about going through two or more platforms to fix a simple problem.