What information to include in support requests?
Providing the right information upfront helps us resolve your issue faster. A well-detailed support request can often cut resolution time in half.
Include in Your Initial Form
System Information:
- WordPress version (Dashboard → Updates)
- WooCommerce version (WooCommerce → Status)
- Plugin version (check your Plugins list)
- PHP version (WooCommerce → Status → System Status)
Problem Details:
- What exactly is happening?
- When did the issue start?
- Any error messages you’re seeing
Share After Ticket Confirmation
Once you receive your confirmation email, you can securely provide:
Login Access:
- WordPress admin URL and temporary login credentials.
- Any special login procedures.
Supporting Evidence:
- Screenshots of the issue or error messages.
- Complete error text (copy the full message).
- Browser console errors if applicable.
What to Keep Private?
Never include in public forms:
- Login credentials (only share after ticket confirmation).
- Payment details or customer data.
- Database passwords.
Sample Request Format
WordPress: 6.4.2 | WooCommerce: 8.3.1 | Plugin: 2.1.5
Issue: [Brief description of problem]
Started: [When it began]
Error: [Any error messages]