Support
This page summarizes how to get help from the Futuh team when something is not working as expected, when you have questions about using a module, or when you need to coordinate a change in your instance. The general rule is to choose the channel based on urgency: email handles any inquiry; real-time channels are for active incidents.
Channels
Section titled “Channels”The primary channel is [email protected]. Use it to open a new ticket, reply to an existing ticket, or for any inquiry that is not a service outage. When you write, include the following to speed up the response:
- Your organization’s name and your instance URL.
- Affected module (Radar, Silvio, Smart Inbox, etc.).
- A brief description of what is happening and what you expected to happen.
- A screenshot if the issue is visual.
Internal Discuss
Section titled “Internal Discuss”If your instance has the Discuss channel configured against Futuh support, you can open a thread from the Discuss icon in the top bar of your instance. Useful for quick questions about workflows in progress. [VERIFY: exact name of the shared Discuss channel pending canon].
Matrix
Section titled “Matrix”The internal Matrix channel is available to customers on a support tier that includes it. The room is communicated at instance onboarding and accessed from your usual Matrix client (Element, FluffyChat, etc.). [VERIFY: public URL or canon invitation for the Futuh support Matrix channel pending].
Response times
Section titled “Response times”Response times depend on the support tier contracted by your organization. The table below shows initial response commitments — not resolution times, which depend on the type of incident.
| Support tier | Initial response (business day) | Preferred channel |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | [VERIFY: 48 h pending canon] | |
| Standard | [VERIFY: 24 h pending canon] | Email + Discuss |
| Priority | [VERIFY: 8 h pending canon] | Discuss + Matrix |
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Resources for the Learning hub and community.
- Release notes to see whether your issue coincides with a recent change.