Overview
This Support Service Policy (the “Support Service Policy”) sets out the terms of support. The Support Service Policy is incorporated into and forms part of the CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED Service Agreement or other agreement governing the customer’s use of the CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED software (as applicable, the “Agreement”). In the event of a conflict between this Support Service Policy and the Agreement, the terms and conditions of this Support Service Policy will prevail with respect to such conflict.
How to report a problem
In order to expedite the resolution of Incidents, CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED expects that the customer will make every attempt possible to:
Who can report a problem?
Support services are designed to provide assistance to individuals for issues and questions that are not covered in the documentation and introductory material provided. Customers should take every measure to ensure that the individuals designated as authorised contacts are qualified to support their internal teams. A qualified contact will know the internal build of the system, tools, policies and practices used by the customer and will also be proficient in using the software. Each such qualified individual will be deemed an “Admin”. A Customer may designate an unlimited number of “Admin” users as required. However, CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED recommend limiting the number of ‘Admin” users to a minimum.
The Process
Customer shall obtain support services by reporting individual issues to CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED. Each individual issue reported to CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED shall be tracked from initial report through to final resolution (each such issue, an “Incident”).
Prioritisation
CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED will prioritise Incidents according to the following criteria:
Severity | Summary | Description |
CRITICAL | Software is absolutely unusable | Support cases are the highest priority and receive first attention. Software is completely inoperable and inaccessible to 100% of the customer’s users. |
HIGH | A critical business process is impaired | Support cases are when software has significantly impacted the performance of its intended use and has resulted in a negative impact on a majority of users; or, if the software is substantially not operating within the documented functionality |
MEDIUM | Use of the software is limited | Support cases are when the functionality is not operating in line with the documentation. Some of the users are impacted but there is a practical workaround |
LOW | Use of the software is slightly limited OR Change request or suggestion | Support cases are standard requests for assistance and may include questions about how to use the software. Change requests and suggestions may also be included. No immediate action is required. |
Resolution and Closure
Response for each Incident reported by the customer in accordance with these procedures, CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED shall:
Maintenance and Releases
Maintenance
CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED will conduct maintenance work during the scheduled maintenance window (10pm – 2am UK time) Should CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED be required to implement
Client Services Support
Support Hours
The specific hours during which the customer is entitled to Support Services (“Support Hours”) are as specified below and are based on company’s standard business hours, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and any holiday observed by the company.
Monday – Friday
8am – 6pm
Online training material / Ticketing system
CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED handle all support requests through our online service desk. ‘Zen Desk’ has been set up to offer easy-to-use tools that enable customers to create support tickets, monitor their status, and even self-resolve some repetitive issues through knowledge base articles.
Zen Desk can be accessed from CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED website and click the bubble at the bottom right-hand side of the screen.
Onsite training days
Customers are entitled to a visit from a Customer Support Consultant to one of your sites at least once per subscription period. Customers typically use this free consulting time (8 hours) to perform system efficiency audits, conduct training or discuss future business requirements. The consultant’s out-of-pocket expenses are not covered by this policy.
All additional onsite training days will be charged at £1000 per day (8hours). As above, the consultant’s out-of-pocket expenses will an additional cost.
Hosted online seminars / Regional workshops
Periodically, CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED will host online seminars / regional workshops. Each seminar/workshop will have a focus which will be driven from either a recent development release or through feedback gathered via customer surveys. Customers will have the opportunity to join like-minded individuals from different associations, sharing best practice processes and learning how CV TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED is being utilised outside of their current usage.
Recent releases
‘Release notes’ refer to the technical documentation produced and distributed alongside the launch of a new software product or a product update (e.g. recent changes, feature enhancements, or bug fixes). It very briefly describes a new product or succinctly details specific changes included in a product update.