If you have ordered a hosting package and you’ve got some inquiries in regards to a specific feature/function, or in case you have come across some difficulty and you need support, you should be able to contact the respective customer care staff. All web hosting providers use a ticketing system no matter if they offer other ways of contacting them aside from it or not, since the best way to deal with a problem most often is to send a ticket. This model of correspondence makes the replies exchanged by both sides easy to track and allows the client support staff members to escalate the case in the event that, for instance, a server admin has to intervene. Typically, the ticketing system is not directly connected to the hosting space and is part of the billing account, which implies that you need to use no less than two separate accounts to touch base with the technical support team and to actually administer the hosting space. Non-stop switching between the accounts might sometimes be a bore, not to mention the fact that it takes a very long time for the majority of web hosting companies to answer the tickets themselves.

Integrated Ticketing System in Cloud Hosting

Our Linux cloud hosting feature an integrated trouble ticket system, which is an integral part of our custom-built Hepsia Control Panel. In contrast to other similar tools, Hepsia will permit you to manage everything connected with the web hosting service itself in the same location – payments, files, e-mails, trouble tickets, etc., eliminating the need to go through different admin dashboards. In case you have any technical or pre-sales questions or any difficulties, you can open a ticket with a couple of clicks without the need to leave your hosting Control Panel. In the meantime, you may choose a category and our system will present you with a number of informative articles, which will give you additional info and which may help you solve any specific problem even before you actually open a ticket. We guarantee a trouble ticket response time of maximum sixty minutes, even if it is a weekend or an official holiday.