Client support

Website help, without the runaround.

Log a support request, report a problem or check an existing ticket. Sign in with the client account provided by Grey Lily Media.

Secure client portal

Your support tickets

Tickets and replies are visible only after you sign in. New client accounts are issued directly by Grey Lily Media.

Sign in with the client account supplied by Grey Lily Media. A verification code may be sent to your email.

A useful ticket includes

1. The page or website
Paste the address where the problem appears.

2. What happened
Say what you expected and what occurred instead.

3. A screenshot
Include any error message if you can.

Urgent problems

If the site is offline, compromised, or a critical form has stopped working, mark the ticket Urgent. Routine content changes can use Normal priority.

How support works

Support at a glance

Clear expectations make support calmer for everyone. These are working guidelines rather than a promise that every problem will fit the same timetable.

Response

Within one business day

Most requests receive an initial response within one business day. Complex work may need investigation before a completion time can be estimated.

Critical

What counts as urgent

A site outage, suspected compromise, broken checkout or a business-critical form failure. Marking routine work urgent will not make it jump the queue.

Planned work

Changes and improvements

New pages, redesigns, substantial content entry and new functionality are scheduled as project work so they can be scoped and tested properly.

Client library

Practical website guides

Short, plain-English references for common ownership, access and troubleshooting questions.

Start here

Submit a useful support request

Include the page address, what you expected, what happened and a screenshot when possible.

Read the guide →

Access

Give WordPress access safely

Create a separate user account instead of sharing your own password.

Read the guide →

Website care

What routine maintenance includes

Backups, controlled updates, testing, security checks and a record of changes.

Read the guide →

Troubleshooting

When a form stops emailing

A practical way to separate a form problem from an email-delivery problem.

Read the guide →

Ownership

Domain, hosting and email

Know which accounts your business should control and what should be recorded.

Read the guide →

What belongs in a support ticket?

Support and maintenance

Faults, update issues, form-delivery problems, small corrections, access questions and anything covered by an active care arrangement.

Please do not paste passwords into a ticket. Use an approved secure sharing method if access is needed.

Quoted or scheduled work

New pages, substantial design changes, integrations, campaigns, copywriting and requests that change the original scope.

These can still begin as a ticket. Grey Lily Media will explain when a request needs a quote or a scheduled work block.

For privacy, ticket attachments are removed when a ticket is closed. Keep your own copy of any files you may need later.

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