The Electron Websites support ticket system provides a convenient way to request assistance, report technical problems, and communicate with our support team.
You can submit new support requests, review previous conversations, and respond to existing tickets directly through your Client Portal.
Visit https://clients.electronwebsites.com/ and sign in using your registered email address and password.
If you need assistance signing in, refer to our Knowledge Base article, How to Access Your Electron Websites Client Portal.
Once signed in, locate the Support section in your Client Portal.
Select Tickets or Support Tickets to view your existing support requests.
To create a new request, click Open Ticket or the equivalent option displayed on your screen.

Complete the support ticket form with the following information:
For example, instead of entering "My website doesn't work" as the subject, use something more descriptive, such as Website displays an error when opening the home page.

Providing complete information helps our support team investigate and resolve your request more efficiently.
Whenever possible, include:
Important: Never include passwords, credit card information, or other sensitive information in support tickets or attachments.
After reviewing your information, click Submit Ticket or the corresponding submission button.
Once your request has been successfully submitted, it will be recorded in our support system and assigned a ticket number.
You can use this ticket number when referring to your request in future communications.
To check the status of an existing request:

Whenever possible, reply to your existing ticket rather than opening a new ticket for the same issue. This keeps the conversation and troubleshooting history together.
Depending on your account's notification settings, you may also receive email notifications when your ticket is updated.
If you're unable to access the Client Portal or submit a support ticket, you can contact us at help@electronwebsites.com.
Please include your name, the domain or service involved, and a brief description of the problem.
For your security, never send passwords or other sensitive information by email.