Raising a support request

Raising a request, tracking it, and what to include so it gets answered on the first reply.

A Get support launcher sits at the bottom right of every screen. It opens straight into a request form, so you do not lose your place.

#Raising one

  1. 1

    Click Get support, or go to the Support screen.

  2. 2

    Write a subject and description.

    What you expected, what happened instead.

  3. 3

    Pick a category.

    Question, Billing, Feature request or Other, it routes to the right person.

  4. 4

    Check the page field.

    Pre-filled with the screen you were on, so you do not have to explain where.

  5. 5

    Attach screenshots.

    Up to 6, images only, 8 MB each. Drag and drop, with previews before you send.

  6. 6

    Submit. A spinner runs until the upload finishes, so you know a large screenshot is still on its way.

Double-clicking Submit is safe

It will not file the same request twice.

#Tracking it

The Support screen lists everything you have raised, with subject, category, status, when it was created and last updated, and how many screenshots are attached.

StatusMeans
OpenReceived, not yet picked up
In progressSomeone is working on it
ResolvedAnswered
ClosedFinished

#It is a conversation

You and the support desk can both add messages, and the whole history is kept, a reply never overwrites the previous one. You can attach files to a reply, documents as well as images. Replying to something already resolved reopens it automatically, so you never need a duplicate.

When the desk responds you get an in-app notification that opens the request directly, and the reply also reaches you by email.

#What to include

Kind of problemInclude
Email not sendingCampaign name, when you started it, and what the pre-flight card showed
Domain not verifyingThe domain, your registrar, and a screenshot of your DNS records as they appear there
Listings missingYour licence number and when you finished the questionnaire
Something looks wrongA screenshot. It is worth more than a paragraph
Check the docs first for the common ones

Why an email did not send and When verification will not pass cover the two highest-volume questions, and answer them faster than a reply can.

Last updated 15 August 2026