Don’t have hours to wait on hold before getting connected to a customer service representative? Me neither! That’s why I appreciate companies that offer live chat on their websites, like we do at Isos Technology. In fact, one of my responsibilities here at Isos is to answer questions that come in via live chat, and I've noticed that I get many of the same ones over and over again.
So, in this blog series (see part 1), I've rounded up all the answers to your most frequently asked questions.
First off, I get a lot of questions (like the ones below) from people looking for general technical support.
If you have Atlassian tech support questions like the ones above, the Atlassian Support Site has tons of helpful resources.
And here are 7 more of your frequently asked questions, along with answers!
Unfortunately, we do not have partnerships with those organizations. GSA is the only government cooperative contract that we are able to work under. We do work with Carahsoft, but solely on a licensing front.
Isos Technology is not L5 certified at this time, but we do have a GSA contract that we use to engage with government entities.
Please visit the Atlassian Accessibility page and review the VPAT documents describing how different Atlassian products address WCAG 2.1 AA (which complies with Section 508 of the U.S. Rehabilitation Act.)
As an Atlassian Platinum Solution Partner, we have done several hundred Jira Service Management (formerly Jira Service Desk) implementations, so you can rest assured we bring extensive knowledge and experience pertaining to all things Atlassian. We’ve seen it all, we’ve done it all, and we are fully confident that we will provide the best services for your organization’s Atlassian needs.
Atlassian offers a few free courses on their website with certifications. Here is a link with more information on how to get certified.
For users with Jira Software Data Center licenses, Advanced Roadmaps is available to download for free. Users have access to the latest version of Atlassian applications as long as the licensing renewal payment is up to date. For more information, visit this Atlassian page.
Managed services are typically built around a set of services that need to be delivered on an ongoing basis or a specific number of hours per month that our experts can dedicate to a client to use in the way that best meets their needs at the time.
Professional services are more likely to be one-time projects focused on helping clients achieve a specific goal, like an implementation or a cloud migration. With professional services, our team outlines a process, estimates the total number of hours needed for the work to be done, and provides an estimated timeline for completion.