Support
Get help through our in-app support ticket system
Support
Get help directly from within Competitor Watch using our built-in support ticket system.
Creating a Support Ticket
From the Support Page
- Navigate to Support in your dashboard sidebar
- Click New Ticket
- Fill in the details:
- Subject — A brief description of your issue
- Category — Select the type of issue (see categories below)
- Priority — How urgent the issue is
- Description — Provide details about your issue or request
- Click Submit
From AI Chat
You can also create a support ticket directly from the AI Chat. Describe your issue to the AI assistant and it will offer to create a ticket for you with the relevant details pre-filled.
Ticket Categories
| Category | When to Use | |----------|------------| | Technical | Something isn't working as expected | | Billing | Questions about your subscription or payments | | Feature Request | Suggest a new feature or improvement | | Bug Report | Report a bug or error | | Account | Account access, settings, or profile issues | | API | Questions about the API or integrations | | Other | Anything that doesn't fit the above categories |
Priority Levels
- Low — General questions, no urgency
- Normal — Standard issues that need attention
- High — Important issues affecting your workflow
- Urgent — Critical issues blocking your work
Tracking Your Tickets
View all your tickets on the Support page in your dashboard. Each ticket shows:
- Current status
- Priority level
- Last update time
- Number of responses
Click on a ticket to view the full conversation and add responses.
Ticket Statuses
| Status | Meaning | |--------|---------| | Open | Ticket has been submitted and is awaiting review | | In Progress | Our team is actively working on your issue | | Waiting on Customer | We've responded and are waiting for your reply | | Resolved | The issue has been resolved | | Closed | The ticket is closed |
Response Times
We aim to respond to all tickets within 24 hours during business days. Urgent tickets are prioritized and typically receive a faster response.