What to Include in a Support Request

Name, email, company, what you tried, screenshots, and the URL. Don't send passwords.

The more specific you are when reaching out for help, the faster we can solve the issue. Here's what to include so we can skip the back-and-forth.

The essentials

  • Your name and the email on your chamber account. If you use multiple emails, tell us which one.
  • Company name. If you manage multiple companies, specify which one the issue relates to.
  • What you were trying to do. One sentence is fine: "I was trying to cancel my membership" or "I can't register for the August mixer."
  • What happened instead. "The button doesn't do anything," "I got error X," "The page shows no results."
  • When it started. "Started today," "Been happening for a week," "Just the last few minutes."

Helpful extras

  • Screenshots. A picture beats a paragraph. Show us the error, the button, the page. On desktop: Cmd+Shift+4 (Mac) or Win+Shift+S (Windows). On phone: volume-down + power.
  • The URL. Copy the address from the browser bar so we can go straight to where you were.
  • What you've already tried. "Tried refreshing, signed out and back in, cleared cache" — saves us asking.

Privacy matters

  • Don't include passwords, credit card numbers, or SMS codes in support requests. We never need them to help you.
  • Don't share someone else's personal info unless the issue is specifically about them.

Still need help?

Not sure what to include? Start with support chat — it'll prompt you for the missing pieces as the conversation progresses. If you prefer email or the contact form, see How to Contact Chamber Support.

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