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Nliven Support Request Process

This article provides a detailed overview of the Support Request Process for Nliven issues and requests, as well as TixTrack's Service Level Agreement (SLA).

What happens to Your Support Request?

Requests are logged via email to nlivensupport@tixtrack.com or by filling out our support form in the Tickets Portal - they are then received by the Ticketing Services Team through Hubspot. Our Ticketing Services Team focuses on answering questions and helping troubleshoot issues as quickly as possible.

We also recommend you check out our Nliven Troubleshooting Guide for frequently asked questions and configuration issues, as well as chat with Navi, our AI agent, on the Help Center homepage for instant, intelligent answers around the clock.

When submitting a support request, please make sure to provide as much detail as possible - your account, event(s) affected, steps to reproduce what you have experienced, attachments, screenshots, etc. The more detail provided, the quicker we will be able to triage your request, especially when assistance from our engineering team is required. 

The Ticketing Services team is always available during the hours of 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM local time Monday through Friday.

For urgent and high priority items, additional 24/7 support is provided as outlined in the process detailed below.

How to View Your Support Requests

You can view support requests filed by yourself or others within your organization by logging into your Tickets Portal (which also includes a link directly to the Nliven Help Center).

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How to Contact TixTrack US/UK

Urgent or High Priority

  • Submit requests via the Support Form OR email nlivensupport@tixtrack.com with either "Urgent-Priority" or "High-Priority" followed by a short issue description included in the subject line. Our support portal is the FASTEST way to get support.

Normal or Low Priority

How to Contact TixTrack AU/NZ

Urgent or High Priority

  • Submit requests via the Support Form OR email ausupport@tixtrack.com with either "Urgent-Priority" or "High-Priority" followed by a short issue description included in the subject line. Our support portal is the FASTEST way to get support.

Normal or Low Priority

Prioritization of Issues / Service Level Agreement

Priority Level Status Definition Initial Response Time Examples
1 Urgent

Incidents in this category are production issues that have a disastrous impact on either:

  • ticket sales
  • brand identity
  • guest experience
  • security

The event and/or problem may render the System and Nliven Service non-functional.

15 minutes
  • Site is completely down
  • Payments cannot be processed
  • Site has been altered by 3rd party
  • Site security has been compromised
  • Brand would sustain major negative impact in public
  • Barcodes cannot be scanned
2 High

Incidents in this category are production issues that have a major negative impact on either:

  • ticket sales
  • brand identity
  • guest experience

The event and/or problem may severely impact the performance of the System and Nliven Service.

1 hour
  • Problems loading site content but guest able to buy tickets
  • Site severely slow to respond
  • Branding rendering incorrectly
  • Overall degradation in the ticket buying experience
3 Medium 

Incidents in this category are production issues that have a minor negative impact on either:

  • ticket sales
  • brand identity
  • guest experience

3 days
  • Affects small user base
  • Affects a specific (less popular) browser or device
  • Users are able to buy tickets  without any major difficulty
4 Low

Incidents in this category are production issues that have a negligible negative impact on either:

  • ticket sales
  • brand identity
  • guest experience
7 days
  • Minor non-functional defects that do not affect system performance or user experience