Support Options
Shortcuts has a fulltime helpdesk available every business day to
guide you through any technical questions*. The team are experts on all areas
through working closely with the research and development team, education
department and resellers to ensure support calls are fast and thorough.
Phone Support
Call the +61 7 3834 3232 (Australia) number and you will be promptly
answered by one of our friendly helpdesk team members. They will provide
you with step-by-step guidance conveniently over the phone. For example,
if you are having trouble sending out your monthly client marketing letters,
they will talk you through the steps of generating, merging and printing
out the letter. Other examples include setting up clubs, ordering and receiving
stock and inserting employee pictures etc.
Dial In Support
If required, the Helpdesk can dial directly into your computer using Citrix GoToAssist assisting you to rectify problems with minimal disruption to
your business. They can even dial in to your computer to demonstrate how
a particular area of Shortcuts works right on your very own screen!
If you are experiencing any issues within the program, we can connect
to your computer and resolve the problem quickly. For example, clearing
forgotten PINs and passwords and demonstrating how you could generate a
list of non-returning clients.
Email Support
Email support is fast and convenient. You can use this service to ask
questions, or report issues at support@shortcuts.net.
Internet Support
Shortcuts has a unique support feature built in. The Support button (located
on the Tools Menu Internet Icon) allows you to select database tables,
logs and registry entries etc that can be directly emailed to the Helpdesk.
The Helpdesk will step you through, over the phone, which files are required.
You can also use this support feature to access the Shortcuts
Knowledge Base etc.
For any information on Shortcuts support options, please contact the
Helpdesk on: +61 7 3834 3232 (Australia).
* This includes problems that arise within Shortcuts, or from incorrect
procedures whereby the computer has crashed and corrupted a table causing
a database warning or illegal operation. Database warnings can also be
caused by a power cut, a hard drive error or network communication problems.
The Shortcuts Helpdesk will endeavour to solve these problems over the
phone or even by dialling into your computer using a modem.
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