I originally chose LuxSci due to its focus on security, but over time I now say that LuxSci's support is easily the best thing I like about them.
Over the years, I have submitted many service requests via their trouble ticket system. I have looked through all the historical support tickets that I have submitted, and the types of requests I submitted were varied. Examples include: resolving issues with user's email clients, requests to restore folders, help with diagnosing errors on recipient (not LuxSci) email servers, fixing bugs in webmail user interface, feature requests, help with configuration of new features. All requests were addressed promptly and all via their ticketing system. All service providers would have some sort of support ticketing system. However, the level of confidence one has that their support request would be handled promptly and be resolved in a timely manner is the key factor. The experience I have had with LuxSci using the support ticketing service gives me absolute confidence that I will get all issues and requests for service examined and addressed via that system. There was only one occasion where I had an urgent issue that needed to be addressed immediately and I needed to talk to a person directly. With LuxSci I was also able to do that. When considering alternative cloud service providers, I knew I would not get the same level of support that I experienced. To get anything comparable, I would have to pay much more to a systems integrator. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I have nothing of any great significance that I dislike about LuxSci. The fact that I have been a customer of 18 years (since 2003) is a testament to that statement. The only thing I had to adapt is to consider timezones. I operate in Australia, while LuxSci primarily operates in the United States. This means when submitting support requests via their ticketing system, I need to consider their primary coverage hours to determine when I would expect a response. Due to the timezone differences, this might sometimes mean the next day for me. This simply required me to consider the timezone differences when expecting a response to any support requests. Because there was no comparable service that operated in Australia's timezone it was something I simply worked with, and being a customer for over 18 years is evidence that this was something I could easily accommodate relative to the services that I was getting. Even then Luxsci still tried to improved their service to be aware that they have international customers by ensuring that timestamps and messages reflected the user's timezone. I noticed that LuxSci ticketing system now makes you aware exactly when the support reqeust will handled relatiove to my timezone, for example for non-urgent requests it usually means around 11pm in my timezone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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