Setup Support Partners

Support Partners are the actual companies performing the backline service on the asset or device. It could be the OEM or a backline partner.

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Instructions

  • To create Support Partners, follow these steps:
  • Navigate to Service > Support Partners.
  • Click on the Add Support Partner button.
  • At a minimum enter the Support Partner Name. You can also include the:
      • Company Website
      • Operational policies of the support partner which would include availability and service terms.
    • The email and phone number where the support partner can be contacted.
    • Any additional notes that would be helpful.
    • A support role indicating role or level of support provided by the partner (e.g., none, internal, preferred partner, preferred).
  • Click the Save button.

Support Partner Fields

Field Definition Importance
Name The official name of the support partner. Essential for identifying the support partner and for branding purposes.
Website URL to the support partner’s official website. Provides a direct link to more detailed information, services, and contact methods.
Policies The operational policies of the support partner, including availability and service terms. Important for setting expectations regarding service availability and operational guidelines.
Support Contact Email The email address through which the support partner can be contacted. Indicates official email to contact your support partner.  Integrations with their email system is set up with case integrations
Support Contact Number The phone number to contact the support partner. Enables direct voice communication for immediate assistance or inquiries.
Phone Ext. An extension number, if any, needed to navigate the partner’s phone system. Facilitates quicker connection to the desired department or individual within the organization.
Support Notes Additional notes or tips for engaging with the support partner. Provides extra, potentially insider information to enhance the support experience.
Support Role The role or level of support provided by the partner (e.g., none, internal, preferred partner, preferred). Helps in understanding the partner’s position within a support ecosystem or hierarchy.

 

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