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1.1. Bitrix, Inc. provides support services to the company's partners, customers and non-commercial users of Bitrix products.
The Bitrix technical support service helps to settle problems outlined in this document according to the established Service Level Agreement.
1.2. Before you address your question to the technical support service, you should study all the reference information available about your problem in the documentation, manuals, FAQ and search the forum. If your problem is similar to the one that you encounter in the documentation or in the forum discussion but requires consultancy, you have to reference the original document or the discussion.
1.3. Questions that are beyond the province of technical support should be directed to the specialists of hosting companies, third-party software developers, etc. The technical support cannot resolve problems that concern the maintenance of a web project created by Bitrix partners for an end user unless these problems are in some way related to errors in Bitrix products.
1.4. Bitrix, Inc. does not provide web design, development or hosting services. We provide only general consultancy for problems concerning hosting server configuration and server software installation by giving references to the Internet resources and the related documentation.
2.1. Technical support requests are classified in several service levels (SLA– Service Level Agreement). The service levels differ in response time and other parameters and depend on a client category and/or a problem category.
2.2. Technical support requests are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Maximum response period is defined by the defined service (SLA) level. High urgency level requests that require immediate response or direct help of techsupport specialists may be processed out of turn. High urgency requests are those concerning the full or partial recovery of web projects.
The problem-solving period depends on the request urgency level, problem complexity and the potential need to handle the request over to the development department.
2.3. Problems that cannot be resolved in the context of the current software version are sent to the Bitrix development department, which means that the fix will be included in the subsequent update. The planned term of the software update release is defined during the problem diagnostics respecting the general software development plan.
2.4. The technical support service cannot guarantee the fixed problem-solving period because there is a number of influencing factors: client’s timely replies; response time of a hosting company; the need to prepare and release a software update, etc.
The response period depends on the current techsupport service workload and can take less time than stated in the regulations. Sometimes, a problem can be solved immediately upon the receipt of a request or additional information from a client or user. The response of techsupport specialists to additional information can take more time but never exceed the maximum response time defined for a given support level. In this or similar situation, making a phone call to the sales department or creating posts in the forum has no practical consequence because it will not accelerate the problem-solving process.
The maximum response times are defined below.
2.5. SLA offered by the technical support service
The following support service levels are provided by the Bitrix support.
The maximum response time is 24 hours on business days.
This support level is offered to customers who purchased the Premium or Ultimate editions of Bitrix Site Manager. If necessary, the tickets are passed to the development department without being assigned to the Development support level.
The maximum response time is 24 hours on business days.
In addition to the VIP Support, clients who purchased the Premium or Ultimate editions are provided with the special VIP request coupons:
This support level is assigned to users of the demo version and for non-commercial clients (owners of the non-commercial versions). The scope of support covers general usage questions; no assistance on web development can be provided.
The maximum response time is 48 hours on business days.
This support level is assigned to a ticket if the problem is beyond the scope of standard technical support requiring introduction to common programming principles or explanation of general questions about the creation and maintenance of BSM powered web solutions.
Technical support tickets are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Any ticket that is assigned any support level can be moved to this level by the support specialists if a given question cannot be classified into any other levels.
The maximum response time is 72 hours on business days.
This support level is assigned to a ticket passed to the development department.
The maximum response time is 14 days.
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SLA Level | Response time | Propagation to dev. dept. | Technical support duration |
Period of free updates |
Complementary services | ||
| VIP request* | max. 4 hours | + | 1 year | 1 year | Private forum | ||
| Partners | 24 hours | + | unlimited | unlimited | Partner forum | ||
| Commercial clients | 24 hours | + | 1 year | 1 year | Private forum | ||
| Non-commercial support | 48 hours | - | 30 days | 30 days | Forum | ||
The following problems are within the technical support scope.
The following problems are beyond the technical support scope.
The following topics are within the technical support scope.
The following topics are beyond the technical support scope.
The following topics are within the technical support scope.
The following topics are beyond the technical support scope.
The following topics are within the technical support scope:
The following problems are beyond the technical support scope:
The following problems are within the technical support scope.
The following problems are beyond the technical support scope.
The following problems are within the technical support scope.
4.1. A reason for initiating a technical support procedure is the support request (a trouble ticket) of a Bitrix partner, VIP client, commercial or non-commercial client, created in any form. Tickets and requests are processed in a special helpdesk section of the Bitrix site. A request (ticket) can be created in any of the following ways:
4.2. In the ticket, a client will clearly formulate questions requiring assistance and describe problemsto resolve. The ticket should include the following information to reduce the problem resolution time.
4.3. If a certain action is required to be performed on a client’s server to resolve the problem, the support specialist may inquire the Bitrix product license key and the server authorization information for administration access.
Note that additional information like FTP, SSH or the hosting server Control Panel login and password may be requested in some cases, for example, when emergency actions are required to recover the project operation or to diagnose the update problems.
Remember that a client must change the authorization information (login and password) given to Bitrix support team immediately after the problem has been resolved. The technical support staff cannot and will not be responsible for the safety of client's information, hardware and software after the problem has been resolved.
4.4. Whenever a client creates a ticket or sends a message that is further accepted and registered by the technical support service, the system automatically generates and sends a reply message stating that the problem has been accepted, and including the assigned service level.
4.5. After the techsupport service has received a ticket, a client receives a notification message, which indicates that the application has been scheduled and the ticket is assigned a unique ticket identifier (TID). Clients have to preserve the TID in the e-mail message subject field during the whole period of correspondence with the techsupport service. The forthcoming messages are appended to the initial message automatically. Clients can view the full correspondence in the technical support section at the Bitrix web site.
4.6. Technical support cannot be initiated via other communication channels (e.g. phone, ICQ, forum, GoogleTalk, Skype). Questions asked via these channels are not treated as official requests and not registered in the helpdesk system. These communications facilities are for general contacts and consultancy.
4.7. When creating a ticket or sending a support request via the e-mail, you can include screenshots and other images that can help to identify and resolve the problem. Screenshots are to be created in PNG, GIF, JPG formats. If a client's last resort is an image in BMP format, it must be compressed using the RAR or ZIP archiver.
4.8. When sending messages via the client site's Control Panel, a client can include the server configuration information (phpinfo) in the message by enabling the corresponding option.
4.9. If a request is sent via the e-mail, it must contain the correct registered user information: the e-mail address, the Bitrix site login, etc. The specified information is used to uniquely identify a user to assign them the appropriate service level. Clients should understand that a commercial SLA level will be assigned only to a request that is sent from an e-mail address specified in the license, or belongs to a commercial user group.
4.10. Answers to the common, frequently asked questions can be given in the form of links to corresponding pages of the online documentation; the documentation download page; the forum or the FAQ section; the sites of third-party software developers.
4.11. The following reasons can delay or abort consultancy.
4.12. Third-party mail services and spam filters may be a serious obstacle to initiating the consulting process. The problem is treated as accepted only if a client has received a confirmation message containing the unique number (a ticket ID, TID). This means that the message has been checked by the anti-spam system successfully and registered in the support system. If a message fails to deliver, clients should create a ticket at the Bitrix site and communicate via the technical support service interface.
Bitrix, Inc. places high emphasis on the technical support service quality and provides a highest possible support service for all categories of users. After resolving a problem, we kindly ask you to estimate the service quality by voting in the ticket form.
If you suppose that a ticket has been prematurely closed, you can re-open the ticket and define your question more exactly. You can send a message to the technical support service supervisor asking them to comment on the ticket or promote the resolution of urgent questions.
Additional information on the general schedule; changes in the schedule; the holiday schedule; technical and emergency breaks is always published at the Bitrix official site: http://www.bitrixsoft.com/.