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Getting help ​

Support lives inside Optivation rather than in an email queue. Support in the sidebar submits the request, tracks the replies, and keeps the history in one place.

The Help & Support page showing the Support ticket and Feature idea tabs, and the ticket history panel

Two kinds of request ​

TabUse it for
Support ticketSomething is broken, or you need help doing something
Feature ideaSomething is missing — a feature, a content update, or a template request

They go to different places. Support tickets reach the support team; feature ideas are routed to the roadmap.

Raising a support ticket ​

  1. Support → Support ticket
  2. Your email is pre-filled
  3. Write a Subject — a brief summary
  4. Fill in the Details, which arrives pre-structured
  5. Set a Priority
  6. Attach anything useful
  7. Submit

The details template ​

The Details box is pre-filled with the questions that get a ticket solved on the first reply:

  • What you were doing when the issue occurred
  • Steps to reproduce, if you can
  • What you expected
  • What actually happened
  • Other context — error messages, links, where in the product

Replace the blank lines with your answers. It looks like more work than a one-line description and it is; it is also the difference between a fix and three rounds of clarifying questions.

Priority ​

PriorityMeans
HighBlocking my work
MediumNeeds attention
LowFYI or suggestion

Be honest with this. Marking everything High makes the field meaningless and does not make anything faster.

Attachments ​

Up to three files, as .png, .jpg, .pdf, .doc, .docx, .txt or .csv.

A screenshot of the actual error is worth several paragraphs describing it. Browser console output helps for anything that looks like a display bug.

Submitting a feature idea ​

Support → Feature idea, then pick what it is: a feature idea, a content update, or a template request. The Details box is pre-structured again:

  • The problem or opportunity
  • Your idea, or what you would like
  • Who benefits and how

The third one carries the weight. "Who benefits and how" is what turns a preference into a case.

Tracking what you sent ​

Ticket history on the right shows replies, attachments and status changes for support tickets. Feature & content requests shows anything routed to the roadmap with its current status.

Both update in place — there is nothing to check in an inbox.

Before you raise a ticket ​

Search these guides first. The search box is at the top of every page, and the troubleshooting guide for each area covers the questions that come up most:


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