Getting help from support

Open Help & Support, then Support Tickets and include what you did, what you expected and what happened instead.

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Open Help at the foot of the rail, then Support tickets. The rail reads Help & Support and the pill is Support Tickets. You can also reach it from Support in the account menu at the top right. The more specific you are, the faster this goes.

Help & Support, then Support Tickets. Write to Youzse and keep the replies on the ticket.
Help & Support, then Support Tickets. Write to Youzse and keep the replies on the ticket.

What to include

  • What you were doing, with the page you were on
  • What you expected to happen
  • What happened instead
  • When it happened and whether it happens every time
  • A screenshot, which is worth more than three paragraphs

Names and references help

The customer's name, the booking date, the invoice number. Something that identifies the exact record turns a search into a lookup.

Before you get in touch

Check the troubleshooting articles for the obvious ones. Availability problems are almost always working hours and missing pages are almost always a permission.

What not to send

Do not send passwords. Support will never ask for one and anybody who does is not support.

If something is urgent

Say so and say why. A booking page nobody can use on a Saturday morning is not the same as a report column you would like renamed.

Common questions

Where is Support?

Under Help & Support, next to Help centre. It is also in the account menu at the top right.

Do I need to log a ticket for a question?

Try the help centre first. If it is not covered, ask, because a question nobody could answer from the docs usually means the docs need improving.

Help & Support, then Help Centre. The same guides, opened inside the app.
Help & Support, then Help Centre. The same guides, opened inside the app.

Can support see my data?

Access to your account is controlled and audited. Support will ask before doing anything in your account rather than assuming.

Topics

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