We have a better, safer way for you to help support in tracking down your issues: Support Links. Click âGet supportâ in the app tile menu and youâll get a link that lets you share your app with Glide support:
Itâs a good idea, but this should be an option. I wouldnât want to have it automatically accessible to both Glide support and Glide experts. No offense intended.
Mayyybe. I was thinking more of incorporating the Expert community as add-ons to Glide Support to help with items that may come through this community where an expert may be able to respond quicker than Glide Support.
I guess Iâd just be concerned about duplication of support vs. community efforts and ticket tracking etc. Iâm assuming (and hoping) that support is getting more structured - this is a huge step towards that! Whereas, sharing a link via PM or in the community, can be one track, vs using the new support contact function in the app. @Ian
Love the ideas! Weâre going to stick with support being the primary function for now. Weâre currently working on some other ways to engage the Experts community. Iâll kick this idea around with the team though.
I like the âshare with anyoneâ idea â that might foster more collaboration and help people learn and solve issues more quickly.
Great to see â thanks for prioritizing and addressing this! Restores trust in the Support process. I agree with @deena that access to non-Support folks should be optional (IP considerations). As it is, it can be thorny with Certified Experts already responding to tickets.
This piece is more process oriented but it is my view that if use of a disposable email address is needed during the course of troubleshooting, itâs useful to communicate the app login with the app owner so weâre not baffled by unusual activity.
@Mark If you have an app with personal data from EU people then you as app developer can only share with people which are in a country which is considered secure. Not every expert live in such a country.