If you encounter issues with the CMS application, it is important to provide as much information as possible to ensure root cause can be identified.
It is recommended that the following information be provided for each support ticket:
- The date / time the error occurred
- Which web browser you were using at the time
- The details of any error messages that were received
- A description of what you were doing at the time the error occurred
- The steps to reproduce the error, if available
- A screenshot of the error, if available
Document Editor
If you are lodging a ticket caused by the CMS document editor, it is important that you provide the log files to help with the diagnosis of the issue.
To access the logs, simply open the editor again (if its closed), then click on “Help” in the top menu and select “View Logs”. This will open the folder that the log file is stored within.
The log files should be zipped up and attached to the support email. To zip the file simply right click on it, select “Send to”, then “Compressed (zipped) folder”. You should see a zip file created in the same folder.
Ticket template
Below is an example ticket that provides all of the recommended information.
Question
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Answer
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Date / Time of error
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13/03/2014
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Web browser
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Google Chrome
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Operating system
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Windows 8
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Error message
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An error has occurred, please contact the
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Action at the time
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Searching for claims for insurer XYZ
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Steps to reproduce
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- Open claims screen
- Open advanced search
- Select Insurer XYZ
- Click search
- An error is shown
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Screen shot
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See attached email
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Article ID: 61, Created On: 9/13/2014, Modified: 9/13/2014