Service ongoing

CRM support
under SLA

Four packages for different workload tempos. Burn model: unused hours roll over to the next month. SLA from 4 hours. An architecture session in every package.

TL;DR

SLA support
in brief

Five facts about how support works. Each sentence stands on its own.

In short
  1. Four support packages: Start — 24-hour SLA, up to 10 users; Medium — 8 hours, up to 30; Large — 4 hours, up to 100; Individual — terms per separate agreement.
  2. Burn model: a fixed monthly bucket of hours; unused hours roll over to the next month (up to 50%), overages are approved in advance.
  3. SLA means a reaction time written into the contract — not a vague "we will get back to you soon".
  4. After go-live, every implementation gets 2 weeks of free hypercare; large new tasks become a mini-project instead of burning support hours.
  5. Requests are handled by a senior CRM analyst who knows your configuration. Supported systems: NetHunt, Uspacy, Pipedrive and KeyCRM.
Pricing

SLA packages

Pick the package that fits your current workload. You can change it at any time.

Start
Basic support
Contract-based
  • 24-hour SLA
  • Up to 10 users
  • Minor changes
  • 1 architecture session / quarter
Request
Medium
Active support
Contract-based
  • 8-hour SLA
  • Up to 30 users
  • Changes + automations
  • Burn model with rollover
Request
Large most popular
Strategic support
Contract-based
  • 4-hour SLA
  • Up to 100 users
  • Monthly roadmap planning sessions
  • Hypercare (2 weeks of active support) after changes
Request
Individual
Custom contract
Separate agreement
  • SLA per agreement
  • No limits
  • Dedicated senior analyst
  • NDA, off-hours, on-call
Consultation
FAQ

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