Adobe Commerce Support ticket lifecycle policy update
This article provides information about Adobe Commerce Support ticket lifecycle policy update.
The following table illustrates the updated scenarios. You can find details for each scenario in the section below.
Scenarios in detail
When an engineer provides a solution
- Once a solution is provided to a customer, engineer sets the ticket status to “Awaiting your reply”.
- If there is no response from the customer for 3 days after the status is changed to “Awaiting your reply” - the ticket is moved to “Solved” and the customer is notified.
- If there is no response from the customer for 6 days after the status is changed to “Awaiting your reply” - the ticket is closed and the customer is notified.
When additional information is required from a customer
- If an update from the customer is required, engineer sets the ticket to “Awaiting your reply”.
- Notifications are sent to the customer on day 1 and 3 requesting customer follow up.
- If there is no response from the customer for 6 days after the status is changed to “Awaiting your reply” - the ticket is closed and the customer is notified.
Ticket set to “Solved” by a customer
When a ticket is set to “Solved” by a customer, it is closed in one day and the customer is notified.
Customer directs support to close the ticket
When a customer directs Adobe Commerce Support to close the ticket, it is closed in one day and the customer is notified.
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