Mochadocs Support Ticket Handling & Priority Policy
At Mochadocs, we want you to be able to work with contracts without interruption. That is why we use a clear and structured support process. This page explains how we handle support tickets, how we set priorities, and what response times you can expect.
Last Modified: January 18, 2026
For Mochadocs Team and Enterprise Customers only
How We Handle Your Ticket
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You submit a ticket via our support channel.
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We classify and prioritize your ticket.
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You receive a confirmation and iof possible, with the expected response time.
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We resolve the issue or answer your request and confirm before closing the ticket.
Mochadocs reserves the right to modify the Mochadocs Support Ticket Handling & Priority Policy or its policies relating to the Service at any time, effective upon posting of an updated version of this Mochadocs Support Ticket Handling & Priority Policy. You are responsible for regularly reviewing the Mochadocs Support Ticket Handling & Priority Policy .
Ticket Types
Mochadocs always classify a ticket first. This determines priority and handling.
A. Incident
Something is broken or blocking work.
Examples:
- System not accessible
- Signing does not work
- Contracts cannot be opened
B. Service Request
User wants something done.
Examples:
- New user account
- Permission change
- Template upload
C. How-to / Question
User needs explanation or guidance.
Examples:
- How to create a workflow
- How to use Create or Manage
- Where to find reports
D. Change / Improvement
User suggests or asks for new functionality.
Examples:
- Feature request
- Process improvement
- UI change
Priority Levels
| Priority | Name | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | Critical | System unusable or core process blocked | Cannot login |
| P2 | High | Major function broken, workaround exists | Create works, Sign does not |
| P3 | Medium | Partial issue or inconvenience | One user cannot upload files |
| P4 | Low | Question, request, or improvement | How-to questions, feature ideas |
Response & Resolution Targets
| Priority | First Response | Target Resolution |
|---|---|---|
| P1 | Within 30 minutes | Same day |
| P2 | Within 2 hours | Within 1 business day |
| P3 | Within 1 business day | Within 3 business days |
| P4 | Within 2 business days | Planned or backlog |
Please note: resolution times depend on the complexity of the issue and may vary in exceptional cases.
Our Support Process
Step 1 – Submit your ticket
You submit your ticket via our support portal or email.
Step 2 – Classification
We determine:
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The ticket type
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The priority
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Which part of Mochadocs CLM is involved (Create, Sign, Manage)
Step 3 – Confirmation
You receive a confirmation email with:
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Your ticket number
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The assigned priority
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The expected response time
Step 4 – Handling and investigation
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P1 and P2 tickets are handled immediately and actively monitored
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P3 and P4 tickets are handled in the normal support flow
If needed, we involve our product or development team.
Step 5 – Resolution and closure
We solve the issue or answer your question and confirm this with you before closing the ticket.
Escalaton Rules
Mochadocs (automatically) escalate tickets when:
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P1 is not resolved within target time
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Multiple customers are affected
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Legal or contract processes are blocked
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Root cause is unclear after first analysis
Our Goal
Keep your contract processes running and reliable with Mochadocs Contract Lifecycle Management.
This support process helps us:
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Protect critical contract workflows
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Resolve issues faster
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Continuously improve Mochadocs based on your feedback
