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In all instances, users should raise a support ticket at the dedicated [http://support.tms-uk-rail.co.uk Support Site].
In all instances, users should raise a support ticket at the dedicated [http://support.tms-uk-rail.co.uk Support Site].
= What level of support is available? =
Each support request is triaged against a set of agreed criteria and SLA in the first instance; a support technician will, on the basis of the information provided, assign a response level against each reported issue.
The following table details each response level and gives an example of each.
{| class="wikitable"
!| Level
!Title
!SLA - Initial Response
!SLA - Resolution
|-
|0
|Minor
|2 hours (during working hours)
|14 days
|}


= On Call Support Technician =
= On Call Support Technician =

Revision as of 17:12, 2 July 2020

How do I access support?

In all instances, users should raise a support ticket at the dedicated Support Site.

What level of support is available?

Each support request is triaged against a set of agreed criteria and SLA in the first instance; a support technician will, on the basis of the information provided, assign a response level against each reported issue.

The following table details each response level and gives an example of each.

Level Title SLA - Initial Response SLA - Resolution
0 Minor 2 hours (during working hours) 14 days

On Call Support Technician

During out-of-hours (23:00 -> 07:00 Monday to Thursday and from 23:00 Friday to 07:00 Monday), a support technician is available at any time should the need arise.

The duty support technician is currently:

Name Job Title Tel. email
Simon Price Senior Operations Interface Manager 07798 443443 simon.price@networkrail.co.uk