Support Accounts
Web-based customer support as well as managing user
trouble tickets in H-Sphere can be carried out from:
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the main administrative account that you use to configure and manage your hosting system;
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support accounts created under
administrative plans.
Understanding Trouble Tickets or TTs
Trouble Tickets or
TTs in H-Sphere refer to:
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your customers' questions sent from their
control panel support center;
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system error reports;
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customer questions sent to support e-mail set in your TT Administration Panel Configuration
These are delivered to POP3 support mailbox (e.g. support@example.com) specified in your
TT Administration Panel Configuration and submited then to your
TT administration panel.
TT Administration Panel
(version 2.4 and hihger)
For earlier versions see
Trouble Ticket System (before v.2.4)
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Understanding TT Administration Panel
TT Administration Panel is intended to manage TTs and is integrated into main administrative control panel and support accounts provided the TroubleTicket Admin resource is included into the plan they are registered under.
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Configuring TT Administration Panel
TT Administration Panel is configured from the main administrative account To configure your Support Center, do the following:
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Log into your Tech Support Admin account control panel;
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Select Tech Support in the
Settings menu.
See more on TT Administration Panel Configuration.
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Entering TT Administration Panel
To enter the TT Administration Panel, Select Ticket Administration in the Support Center menu in your control panel.
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Navigation in TT Administration Panel
On entering TT Administration Panel, you will be taken to TT Administration homepage that opens in a new window, separate from CP. On the TT Administration homepage you will find:
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Quick ticket search allowing to find a TT by its ID, title or email address.
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Highest Priority Assigned Tickets
listing TTs you've picked up or been assigned.
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Newest Unassigned Tickets listing new TTs that haven't been yet assigned to anybody.
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