Understanding the differences between Support Plans and Professional Services / Optional Services is important for your business.
Support Plans
Support plans are what helps with keeping your applications running smoothly. They include:
- Relationship Management: An account manager to help with your support needs.
- 24/7 Technical Support: Support is always available to fix issues.
- Self-Service Tools: Tools that allow you to find solutions at your own pace, access to an on-line knowledge base.
- Taylored Consultative support with our Premium and Enterprise Support plans
- Support for your organization’s security and risk governance processes with Enterprise Support plan.
We offer support for different levels of plans including:
- Standard Support: Basic support for everyday technical problems. Ideal for businesses needing essential support services. This plan provides a solid foundation of technical assistance and business support to ensure smooth and efficient operations.
- Premium Support: Designed for businesses with more complex applications. This plan includes advanced technical support, faster response times, and additional consultation services to meet expanded needs and challenges.
- Enterprise Support: Tailored for enterprises with complex and mission-critical applications. This plan offers priority incident response, dedicated account management, and in-depth security incident management to support critical enterprise integrated solutions with precision and expertise.
These plans are often called “break-fix” support, meaning they fix issues as they come up. Premium and Enterprise Support plans also offer some on-on-one advice and planning.
Professional Services / Optional Services
- Professional Services and Optional Services help you request changes to your payment applications. Unlike Support Plans, which focus on daily troubleshooting and problem-solving, Professional Services help you request help with more complex and/or long-range goals, including:
- Making Changes: Adding new features or changing existing ones to better meet your needs.
- Business Workflow Implementation: Creating and setting up new business processes.
- Customizations: Adding special features to your application.
- Consultations: Expert advice beyond what is included in your support plan.
Common uses for Professional Services include:
- Content Changes: Updating the content in your application.
- Workflow Modifications: Changing existing processes to improve efficiency.
- Migrations: Moving applications or data to a new environment.
- Adjustments: Making changes to ensure the application meets your needs.
In short, while Support Plans offer regular, day-to-day support, Professional Services and Optional Services allow you to enhance and improve your payment applications. Understanding these differences will help you choose the most appropriate option for your business needs.
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