Add the summary of your request to the subject of the Email
Add the description/details of your request into the Email´s body
Step 2: Send the Email
Send the email as usual by your Email client
Step 3: Receive the ticket creation confirmation
Your ticket will be created and you will receive a notification via email with the ticket id (key, like PSID-0123) and the summary.
Note:
receiving the confirmation can take a while (some minutes)
Step 4: Commenting on the request
If you like to comment your request (for instance to add details) than reply to the received Email and keep the ticket id (key, like MCSUPPORT-0123) in the subject.
Note:
without an existing ticket id (key, like MCSUPPORT-0123) in the subject you will create a new ticket.
Add the summary of your request to the subject of the Email AND
add the keyword [incident] to the subject (inclusive the brackets) OR
add the keyword [highincident] to the subject (inclusive the brackets)
Add the description/details of your request into the Email´s body
Note:
the use of the keywords depends on the priority you want to raise with the incident
use a high priority only in cases the incident has a high impact. For more details about priorities and impact check your service level agreement or this page
Step 2: Send the Email
Send the email as usual by your Email client
Step 3: Receive the ticket creation confirmation
Your ticket will be created and you will receive a notification via email with the ticket id (key, like PSID-0123) and the summary.
Note:
receiving the confirmation can take a while (some minutes)
Step 4: Commenting on the request
If you like to comment your request (for instance to add details) than reply to the received Email and keep the ticket id (key, like PSID-0123) in the subject.
Note:
without an existing ticket id (key, like PSID-0123) in the subject you will create a new ticket.
without the keyword [incident] in the subject line of the Email you will create a ticket of type request