Adobe Commerce Support ticket lifecycle policy update
This documentation outlines improvements to the Adobe DX Support case lifecycle with the intention of increasing communication and providing resolutions for customers as quickly as possible to help ensure customer success. This can also be found in Adobe Success Plans Overview: Support Case Lifecycle.
Below are the timelines and notifications for various scenarios encountered during the support process:
Case Follow Up Reminders
Scenarios in detail
When additional information is required from a customer
In this scenario, when additional information is needed from a customer, the following steps are taken:
- The engineer sends an update requesting information and the case status is set to “Pending Response”.
- On the 1st, 3rd, & 5th day following the status being set to “Pending response”, follow up notifications are sent to the customer requesting the additional information.
- If there is no response from the customer for 6 days after the status was set to “Pending Response”, the case is set to closed, and a closure notification is sent.
Customers can reopen a closed case within 14 days to continue communication. Beyond 14 days, a new support case can be opened to continue communication related to a previously closed case.
When an engineer provides a solution
In this scenario, when an engineer offers a solution, the following steps are taken:
- The engineer sends an update with a proposed solution and the case status is set to “Resolution Provided”.
- On the 1st, 3rd, & 5th day following the status being set to “Resolution Provided”, follow up notifications are sent to the customer requesting confirmation of the solution provided.
- If there is no response from the customer for 6 days after the status was set to “Resolution Provided”, the case is set to closed, and a closure notification is sent.
Customers can reopen a closed case within 14 days to continue communication. Beyond 14 days, a new support case can be opened to continue communication related to a previously closed case.