Support from peoplewho work in Singapore.

Tickets and email, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm SGT. Monitoring runs around the clock. Here is how to reach us, what to put in a ticket, and what we deal with first.

Open a ticket Call +65 3112 2333

Example ticketOpen

Contact form emails are not arriving

yourcompany.sg, Business web hosting

StatusIn progress
OpenedToday, 9:42am

You

Since this morning, messages sent from the website form do not reach our mailbox. The form says it was sent. Nothing changed on our side.

Zension support

We are looking at the mail logs for your account now and will report back on this ticket.

Reply to this ticket

How to reach us

Hours are Singapore time. Monitoring is the only channel that runs outside them, apart from the emergency line on the plans that include it.

Tickets
Open a ticket from the client portal, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm SGT. It is tied to your account, and every reply stays on the ticket.
Email and phone
Email enquiry@zension.com or call +65 3112 2333, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm SGT. For anything technical a ticket is quicker, because it arrives with your account attached.
Monitoring
Our servers are watched around the clock, every day. When an alert fires, an engineer is paged.
After-hours emergencies
Corporate web hosting plans, Corporate WordPress plans and managed cloud servers include an after-hours emergency line.
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What to put in a ticket

The more of this you include, the less we have to ask. Most tickets are answered fastest when the first message is complete.

Which service
The domain name, and the server or plan if you have several.
What you expected
And what happened instead, in a sentence or two.
When it started
The time, in Singapore time, and whether it is still happening.
The exact message
Copy any error text, or attach a screenshot of the whole screen.
What changed
Anything done in the last day or two: an update, a new plugin, a DNS change.
The best number to call
So we can ring you if talking is quicker than typing.

What we deal with first

We do not publish reply times we cannot guarantee. Tickets are read as they arrive in business hours and handled in this order, by how much of your service is affected. The uptime we work to is on the service levels page.

OrderWhat it isWhat happens
FirstA service is down or unusableHandled before everything else
NextA major function is badly impairedHandled as soon as outages are clear
ThenA minor fault, or a question about how something worksAnswered in the order received
ScheduledA request, a change or general adviceArranged with you for a suitable time