The Customer Portal provides our customers the ability to easily submit new tickets to PCR, review existing tickets or find information by searching the Customer Wiki. The portal provides various categories to help route tickets to the correct groups or individuals faster. There are seven types of tickets that can be submitted: Bugs (Report a Problem), Request Professional Services, Upgrade Requests, Outage Reports, Suggest a New Feature, General Requests, and COMIT Help. The various ticket types are described in more detail below in the 14189729 below.
- Tickets may be submitted via email, or through the portal. However, we strongly encourage using the portal.
- Tickets submitted through the portal are automatically routed to the correct groups, resulting in faster issue resolution.
- Tickets are submitted by an individual, for the organization.
- All tickets are visible on the portal to everyone in the organization.
- We recommend setting up a distribution list and limiting portal access to specific users.
- Customers will receive an email when a comment is added to their ticket.
All Helpdesk tickets manually created by PCR should be entered using the portal
When making the issue we will be sharing it with the specific Customer
Use the “Raise this request on Behalf of” selector when making a ticket for a customer
Landing Page
There are three ways to get to the Customer Portal from your browser:
- help.pcr.com
- support.pcr.com
- Clicking the
button from the Helpdesk Project.
Using one of those methods will bring you to the Customer Portal landing page (if you are logged in already). From the landing page, you can search the wiki/knowledgebase or submit a new ticket. Sometimes you will see a shortened menu of recent items and a link to the Customer Portal under the heading "Popular". Clicking the Customer Portal link will bring up the full list of issue types (if they are not displayed already).
Searching
Finding information on the wiki is fairly easy from the Customer Portal. You may search the wiki using the search box on the landing page, or when you submit a new Jira ticket through the portal, Jira will automatically search the wiki using keywords you entered into the ticket summary. These automatic searches can help customers find information related to the ticket they want to submit, and maybe get the answers to their question before having to submit a ticket.
Submitting a Ticket
Viewing Helpdesk Tickets
Resolving Requests
