This article includes:
- Service level targets
- Ticket severity level definitions
- Response and escalation times
- Change management notifications
KORE maintains a geographically distributed support organization with full-time employees dedicated to
customer care and support in the United States, Canada, UK, Netherlands, Australia, Singapore, Brazil,
and the Dominican Republic. Our staff provides world-class customer support, featuring:
- Focus on total customer experience
- Customer engagement and onboarding
- Ongoing customer success
- Global Tier 1, 2 & 3 customer support
- Full coverage for 24x7 operations
- Subject matter experts (SME) to handle escalations
- KORE Call Centers trained to handle Connectivity, OEM Manufacturers, and Location-Based
Services - Consistently high customer satisfaction ratings
At KORE, we focus on customer engagement at all levels and actively solicit feedback from our
customers through satisfaction surveys and Net Promoter Score questionnaires to continuously improve
our customer support and service delivery.
Service level targets
With KORE Wireless Customer Support, you have access to our team for assistance with technical issues,
questions, and requests on all of our products and services. To access our customer support team,
create a ticket.
Two consideration factors determine the severity level of each ticket:
- Customer impact
- Problem type.
The ticket severity designation helps define the response time, update frequency, and
acts as a guide for further escalation, allowing KORE Wireless to resolve issues promptly.
Ticket severity level definitions
Level | Description |
Urgent | Service down or severely degraded due to platform, network, web services, or connectivity and no workaround is available. Examples: All SIMs and/or connectivity down API or web service down VPN/APN down Platform down Error page or server error |
High | Partial service down or mild degradation to the platform, network, or web services. Connectivity is working in a restricted manner. No workaround. Examples: Provisioning failures SIM resets Connection fault Platform feature intermittently working |
Normal | Minor loss of service or operational functionality, which may require a temporary workaround. Examples: Provisioning Requests (activations, deactivations) Minimal performance degradation Incorrect product behavior with minor impact |
Low | No loss of service. Examples: How to questions General requests for advice on service usage Clarification on product documentation or release notes Product enhancement requests |
Response and escalation times
Level | Initial response time | Escalation time | Update frequency* | ||
Support tier | Premium | Select | Basic | ||
Urgent (24X7X365) |
15 minutes | 15 minutes | 15 minutes | 2 hours | Every 2 hours** |
High | 60 minutes | 90 minutes | 120 minutes | 4 hours | Daily** |
Normal | 4 hours | 6 hours | 8 hours | N/A | N/A |
Low | 8 hours | 8 hours | 8 hours | N/A | N/A |
* Describes the times for ongoing communication to report progress.
** Until the ticket is closed.
As needed, the following escalations will occur based on ticket severity.
Elapsed time | Severity - urgent | Severity - high |
Within 15 minutes | Ticket routed to Customer Support Tier II immediately. Customer Support Manager is engaged and driving ticket resolution. Director & VP notified. |
Ticket routed to Customer Support Tier I to triage and resolve. Customer Support Manager notified. |
2 hours | Customer Support Director engaged and driving ticket resolution. | Ticket escalated to Customer Support Tier II. Customer Support Manager notified. |
4 hours | Customer Support VP engaged and driving ticket resolution | Customer Support Director engaged and driving ticket resolution. |
Change management notifications
Change management is planned maintenance or emergency maintenance that KORE of a 3rd party partner of KORE is conducting that may impact services.
All change management notifications are scheduled at least five days in advance of any maintenance.