About a week-and-a-half ago, we launched a new feature in both of our Control Panels. Some customers may have already noticed and started taking advantage of this feature. This new feature allows you to view all of your past and current Customer Support cases. This includes all email correspondence, chat correspondence, and even telephone correspondence with our Customer Support department.
What is the advantage to you as a customer?
- You’ll always have access to all the Customer Support history linked with your account. If you’ve forgotten what the solution to a given problem, go back at any time and have a look.
- If you’re away from your email but still want to check the status of a Support case, now you can.
- If for some reason you didn’t receive our reply email, you can view everything and even reply from your Control Panel.
We hope that you’ll find this feature useful, and if you haven’t already… try it out now!
Thanks,
Tim Attwood
Product Manager
SoftCom Technology Consulting Inc.
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I thank you for your services and i do wish you a very happy Birthday and many more,
I does make me feel good that the services you do is a (1A) product, i thank you to whom it concerns.
Ben Cousyn.
Lake Havasu city AZ.
Home of the London Bridge.
I really like the idea of being able to look at your Customer Support history at any time. And I still can’t believe that London Bridge is in Arizona!
I like how you can reply from your Control Panel. And I hope the Grand Canyon doesn’t move to England.
Great technology here. I wouldn’t want a control panel that lacked these support history features.
I’m often away from my email, and it’s nice to be able to check a Support case status at those times.
Not only replying, but just being able to view email from the control panel makes life simpler and easier.
Yeah, there are times when I just don’t feel like logging into my email account, so the Control Panel option is good. It’s also nice to go back and review your customer support responses from myhosting rather than have to ask the same question all over again.