One owner per ticket from the moment it is logged until it is closed, an Australian service desk staffed by named people your team gets to know, and updates written in language a non-technical manager can act on.
- One Owner Per Ticket
- Australian Service Desk
- Plain English Updates
- Named Technical Lead
Support is packaged to suit the business, from a mail and security bundle with a support component through to an agreement with unlimited support and licensing included. We will tell you which one fits rather than putting you on the biggest.
What happens when you log a ticket
| Priority |
Definition |
Response |
Resolution target |
| P1 |
Business stopped. All users or a critical system offline, or a live security incident. |
15 minutes |
4 hours |
| P2 |
Major disruption. A team or a core function is unable to work, with no reasonable workaround. |
1 hour |
8 business hours |
| P3 |
Single user affected, or a fault with a workaround available. |
4 business hours |
2 business days |
| P4 |
Requests, changes, new starters, scheduled work. |
1 business day |
5 business days |
- Service desk hours. Staffed 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. The service desk runs longer hours than our offices are open for walk-ins.
- After hours and escalation. After-hours phone support is available outside staffed hours, charged at our after-hours rate.
- Security operations. Live 24/7 monitoring with automated daily checks and human verification weekly.
- On-site attendance. On site across South East Queensland from Carindale, with a Luscombe office by appointment.
Signs this applies to you
- Tickets get passed between technicians who each start over
- Staff work around problems instead of logging them
- You cannot tell what your provider actually did last month
How you will know it is working
- One named owner on every ticket until it closes
- Response and resolution measured against agreed targets
- The same named technical lead across the year