Support response times
What to expect when you submit a support ticket — including typical response times, how to escalate urgent issues, and what helps us resolve tickets faster.
TL;DR
Standard tickets: first response within 1 business day. Urgent issues (system down, leads not received): write "URGENT" in subject line. Business hours: Mon–Fri 09:00–16:00 CET — tickets outside these hours queue for the next working day. First response is not the same as resolution. Detailed tickets with screenshots are resolved significantly faster.
4 things to know
Standard response time
Most tickets receive a first response within 1 business day. Business hours are Mon–Fri 09:00–16:00 CET. Tickets submitted outside business hours are queued for the next working day. Weekends and Danish public holidays are not covered.
How to escalate urgent issues
For business-critical issues (live system down, leads not received, urgent customer impact), write "URGENT" in the subject line. This flags the ticket for prioritised handling. See Urgent and business-critical issues for what qualifies and how to document it correctly.
What speeds up resolution
Tickets that include a clear description, the campaign name, exact steps to reproduce, and a screenshot are resolved significantly faster. Vague descriptions ("something is broken") require back-and-forth before investigation can begin. Tickets involving third-party systems (e-conomic, Zapier, external APIs) may require additional time.
First response is not resolution
Our first response acknowledges your ticket, may ask clarifying questions, and outlines next steps. Complex or platform-level issues may take several business days to investigate and fix. We update you in the ticket thread as the case progresses.
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