Support¶
If you encounter issues or have questions about TrueFidelity, use the support resources below. Tailor the contact information to your organization’s support model.
Self-Service Resources¶
- User Guide: The documentation you’re reading now.
- Release Notes: Review changes, known issues, and upgrade instructions.
- Knowledge Base: Internal articles or FAQs curated by your team.
- Training Sessions: Recorded or live workshops covering workflows.
Gather Information Before Contacting Support¶
- Application version (Help → About).
- Operating system and hardware specs.
- Steps to reproduce the issue (screenshots or screen recordings help).
- Project files, sanitized logs, or sample data demonstrating the problem.
- Diagnostic logs (Help → Show Logs → compress folder).
- Injection profiles or export settings if relevant.
Escalation Path¶
- Team Champion / Power User – First-line support within your group.
- Internal IT or Tooling Team – Handles installation, licensing, or infrastructure questions.
- Vendor Support (if contracted) – For product defects or feature requests beyond internal scope.
Document each escalation with ticket numbers or references for traceability.
Contact Channels¶
Customize as needed:
- Email:
support@example.com - Support Portal:
https://support.example.com/truefidelity - Chat / Teams Channel:
#truefidelity-help - Emergency Hotline: Use only for critical production-stopping issues.
Response times depend on your SLA; typical targets include:
| Priority | Response Time | Example |
|---|---|---|
| P1 (Critical) | < 1 hour | Application crash during release testing |
| P2 (High) | Same business day | Injection failure blocking validation |
| P3 (Normal) | 1–2 business days | Feature questions, usability tips |
| P4 (Low) | 3–5 business days | Documentation or enhancement requests |
Ticket Checklist¶
When submitting a ticket, include:
- Descriptive subject (e.g., “Export queue stalls on MDF4 > 2GB”).
- Environment details (app version, OS, hardware).
- Attach logs and minimal reproduction data.
- Severity assessment and business impact.
- Steps already attempted (settings reset, reinstall, etc.).
Follow-Up¶
- Update tickets with findings after trying proposed fixes.
- Close resolved tickets to maintain accurate metrics.
- Document solutions in your team’s knowledge base.
Feedback & Feature Requests¶
- Share suggestions through the support portal or designated product feedback channels.
- Prioritize requests with business justification to aid backlog planning.
- Track feature status via release notes or roadmap updates.
Security & Confidentiality¶
- Remove sensitive data from logs before sharing externally.
- Use secure file transfer mechanisms approved by your organization.
- Respect NDA and data privacy policies when escalating to vendors.
Related Resources¶
- Troubleshooting – Quick solutions for common problems.
- Privacy & Data Handling – Guidelines for safe sharing of logs and exports.
- Release Channels & Updates – Stay informed about new builds and patches.