Support

Getting help

Support quality is easy to promise and hard to verify before you buy. What we can do is publish what we respond to, how quickly, what we never charge for, and the measure we hold ourselves to — which is that a well-enabled customer should rarely need us.

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Support

What we respond to, and how fast.

Targets are for business days, US hours. Critical issues are handled outside those hours by whoever is on call.

Critical — 1 hour

The service is unavailable, financial data is incorrect, or a security issue is suspected. Direct contact, not a ticket queue, and we work it until it is resolved rather than until the day ends.

High — 4 hours

A workflow is blocked, a connector has stopped, or a close is at risk. Acknowledged within the hour with an owner named even if the fix takes longer.

Normal — 1 business day

A question, a configuration change, a report that needs building, or behaviour you want explained.

Requests — 3 business days

Feature requests and enhancement suggestions get a substantive answer, including when the answer is that we will not build it and why.

Security reports — same day

Write to [email protected] with "Security" in the subject. We acknowledge same day and will not pursue legal action against good-faith research.

Error reports — 1 business day

Acknowledged in one day, with an initial assessment within three telling you which category of error we believe it is and why.

What we never bill for

Every item on this list is something some vendors treat as a change request. Billing for them is how a vendor relationship turns adversarial, and the amounts involved are never worth the damage.

  • Defects. If something is broken, fixing it is not a professional services engagement.
  • How-to questions. If you have to ask how to do something, that is a documentation or enablement failure on our side.
  • Connector maintenance. API version changes, schema drift, credential rotations, and vendor redesigns are covered by the subscription.
  • Training that did not land. We review support tickets at ninety days and re-run sessions at no charge if how-to questions persist.
  • Support that turns out to be a defect. Even where it began as a question.
  • Scoping conversations. Free, and they sometimes conclude you do not need us.
If we are answering how-to questions six months in, the training failed and re-running it is our cost, not yours.

The measure we hold ourselves to

Support ticket volume by category. A well-enabled customer raises tickets about genuine defects and new requirements. A poorly-enabled one raises tickets about how to do things, and that is a signal about us rather than about them.

We review the mix at ninety days after go-live. Where how-to questions dominate, we run additional training at no charge rather than treating the volume as engagement.

The goal is a customer who does not need us for routine operation. Consultancies with a different business model would call that lost recurring revenue. We would rather sell you something else.

Escalation

If a response is slow or an answer is unsatisfactory, escalate directly — write to [email protected]with “Escalation” in the subject line. There is no tier structure to navigate and no gatekeeping process. We are small enough that escalation means a different person reads it the same day.

If you disagree with an assessment we have given — that an error is a configuration issue rather than a defect, for instance — say so. We will re-examine it and, where we still disagree, set out our reasoning in writing so you have something to take to your own advisers.

What we ask of you

Tell us what you expected and what happened, with the records or period affected. You do not need to diagnose it — working out the cause is our job, and a report that says “this number looks wrong” with an account and a date is entirely sufficient.

For anything time-critical, use the in-app channel rather than email. It routes to whoever is on call rather than to an inbox that is read on business days.

Where support does not apply

We support our software and the engagements we deliver. We are not your accountant, auditor, or tax adviser, and we cannot advise on whether a treatment is correct under GAAP for your circumstances. We can tell you what the system did and why, which is usually the input your accountant needs.

Third-party systems remain supported by their own vendors. Where a connector breaks because a provider changed something, fixing our side is on us; the provider’s own behaviour is not something we can commit to.

No support tiers, no paid priority

Response targets are the same for every customer regardless of plan size. We do not sell priority support, and we do not put a smaller customer behind a larger one in the queue. Enterprise plans include named contacts and service level agreements with credits, which is a commitment mechanism rather than a different queue.

Questions

Common follow-ups.

Do you charge for support?
No. Defects, how-to questions, connector maintenance, and training that did not land are never billed. Only new scoped work is.
Is there a priority tier we can buy?
No. Response targets are the same for every customer regardless of plan. Enterprise plans add named contacts and SLA credits, which is a commitment rather than a faster queue.
Who actually answers?
A person on our team who can read the code. We are small enough that support is not a separate function from engineering.
What if we disagree with your assessment?
Say so and we will re-examine it. Where we still disagree we will put our reasoning in writing so you have something for your own advisers.
How do we report a security issue?
Email [email protected] with "Security" in the subject. Same-day acknowledgement, and we will not pursue legal action against good-faith research.

The goal is not needing us.

A well-enabled customer raises defects and new requirements, not how-to questions. We measure which you are.