Get the most out of your Q.wiki with a personal TAM: Quick support & individual support.
Get the most out of your Q.wiki! With the Technical Account Manager (TAM) Do you have a personal contact at your side who knows your organization and system with the associated infrastructure inside and out. The TAM is yours Single point of contact in our experienced team of technical account managers: You benefit from even faster response times and even more intensive support, as your TAM only serves a limited number of customers.
Your TAM regularly checks with you whether your system the current Needs yours organization corresponds.
Your TAM always keeps you up to date with technical Further developments up to date.
Your TAM is your direct interface chez IT requirements , like the connection further sites or divisions.
You can find the most important answers in our FAQs:
The additional “Technical Account Manager” service costs you 17,500€ per year plus expenses. Billing is done by the hour for the first hour and then by the minute. The effort is calculated against your service budget (the known discount scales apply). The price is per three defined contacts in your company. The additional option “Response times (8/16)” is included.
All Q.wiki Enterprise customers can book a TAM as long as free resources are available.
We recommend the additional service of a TAM in the following two cases:
If your personal TAM is absent, a representative will be available to answer any urgent concerns you may have. For less urgent inquiries, we recommend waiting for your personal contact person to return: they already know your system and can therefore process your inquiries faster than their representative.
The collaboration between you and your TAM is very intensive, as it is designed for maximum transfer of knowledge. That is why the number of contacts in your company is limited to three. If you want to define more contact persons, you can book the additional TAM service multiple times.
Your TAM ensures that you can use the full configuration options of Q.wiki for yourself. Individualizations beyond that — i.e. changes to the source code — are also not possible with a TAM.
Together with your personal contact, you can define new requirements for Q.wiki and thus contribute to the continuous improvement of the software — your feedback is very valuable to us! However, please understand that we cannot give priority to your individual development wishes. Whether and when your wishes are implemented depends on many different factors and is the responsibility of the product managers.
I'm looking forward to meeting you!
Sebastian Meeßen