Customer support

Customer support.

Existing customers reach support through the local partner who landed the deployment. Engineering stands behind the partner for anything that needs to reach the platform team.

Three channels, one platform

For existing customers — the right channel for the right question.

Customer support for Accadema is delivered through the local partner who landed the deployment. Your partner knows the configuration, the licensing scope and the local jurisdiction. Accadema engineering stands behind the partner for anything that needs to reach the platform team.

Three channels cover most situations: the local partner for everything that is not a live incident; the platform status page for live state; the security pack workflow for security-team enquiries.

Right channel for each question

Where to start.

A user cannot sign in

Most sign-in issues are at the institution's identity provider rather than at Accadema. Your institution administrator can confirm; if it is platform-side, your local partner has the runbook.

Find your partner

A module is slow or returns errors

Check the platform status page first — an ongoing incident may already be acknowledged. If status is green, raise an incident with your local partner with the affected module, the time and the request URL.

Open the status page

A security or audit question

The standard security pack covers most institutional security questionnaires. For questions that go beyond it, your local partner coordinates the conversation with Accadema engineering.

Open trust & security
Severity and response

Targets, not promises.

The institution's master agreement contains the contractual service levels. The targets below are the operational defaults; the contractual SLAs may extend them.

P1 — production outage

Initial acknowledgement within fifteen minutes during business hours, sixty minutes outside. Continuous engineering work until restored.

P2 — major feature affected

Acknowledgement within one business hour. Workaround within four hours; fix in the next release window.

P3 — minor issue or question

Acknowledgement within one business day. Resolution in the regular release cadence.

P4 — enhancement request

Triaged at the next product planning cycle. Reasoned response within two weeks of intake.

If in doubt, talk to the local partner.

Same language, same legal context, same time zone. Your partner knows your deployment and routes anything that needs to reach the platform team.