How to Log a Support Ticket
Logging a support ticket is a way in which you can simply request help from Landall. We provide multiple of ways to log a ticket for effective online and offline use, giving you full flexibility to generate a support ticket at any given place and time. During our office hours the best method to contact us would be by using our email or calling our phone number method, to receive immediate response. Alternatively, during our out of office hours, using our website link or the QR Code on your device is highly recommended, this notifies our support desk as soon as they are back in the office.
The information you will need to provide is:
- Your name
- Your company name
- Your email and contact number
- Serial number of device (found on sticker at the front of the device)
- A short summary of the issue
There are four different ways to log a ticket:
1) Email – You can email Landall at [email protected], include all the information needed (see above) and a member of the technical team will reply.
2) Phone Call – Can also call us on +44 – 03300432408 (8:30am – 5:30pm Monday to Friday) and a member of the team will be happy to help.
3) Website – Visit the Landall website at https://landall.co.uk/ and select ‘contact support’ along the menu tab. This will open a pop up, allowing you to fill in all your information. When finished, simply press ‘submit’ and a ticket will be logged onto our system, which we will use to contact you back.
4) QR Code – If you had purchased a device with us, you could scan the QR code sticker placed at the front of your device, using your phone. The QR code will direct you to Landall’s Help Centre page (URL: https://landall.co.uk/help-centre/). Select the appropriate option, fill in the information requested and we will get in touch.
All the options above will generate a support ticket, it is completely optional which method you would prefer to use.
Here are our statistics:
- First response SLA (service level agreement) 99.92%
- Average first response time 3hrs 12minutes
- First contact resolution 62.0%
- Average resolution time 29.27%