Velocity Customer Support Handbook
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Written by Dave Henton
Updated over a week ago

Welcome to Code Climate support. This handbook is your guide to getting help using Velocity.

Code Climate’s Global Support Team is available during normal business hours to assist you with your support needs.

Code Climate’s Support's mission is to help you reach your goals. From answering questions that arise while using Velocity, to troubleshooting, our support team will help you maximize your experience.

NOTE: Nothing in this document supersedes your current contract with Code Climate.

  • What are the various levels of support Code Climate offers?

    Code Climate provides a Standard Support offering to all customers.

  • How do I contact support?

    Code Climate offers support services via email. Simply send your question or error message to support-velocity@codeclimate.com. You will immediately receive an email letting you know your request has reached our systems and assigning you a case number. You will hear back from Code Climate Support as soon as they have reviewed your case. In most cases, if you contact us during business hours, you will hear back from someone in 2 hours or less.

  • What times of day is support available?

    Code Climate support is available Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm EST.

  • How can I get after hours and weekend support?

    Code Climate does not currently offer after hours or weekend support.

  • How can I escalate my case?

    To escalate a case, as a customer, just mention you would like the case escalated in an email or phone call with either support or your CSM. When this occurs the support manager is added to the case as well as all other required parties.

  • What are my maintenance windows?

    Code Climate does not define regular maintenance windows, but reserves the ability to communicate a maintenance window with sufficient notice.

  • Is training available?

    Yes, contact your CSM.

  • Is there self-help available?

    Yes, self help is available here.

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