Get help and support

Open a support case from your dashboard, set its urgency, and track replies in one place.

When something's wrong with your store and the help center doesn't have the answer, open a support case. Cases live in your dashboard, so the whole conversation stays attached to your store instead of scattered across email threads.

Open a case

  1. Open Support in your dashboard.
  2. Choose New case.
  3. Describe what's happening and set how urgent it is.

Your sidebar shows a count when there's a reply waiting, so you don't have to keep checking.

Severity

Pick the level that honestly matches the impact — it's what decides the order things get looked at.

SeverityUse it for
CriticalYour store is down or nobody can pay
HighA core feature is broken and it's costing you sales
NormalSomething isn't working right, but you can still trade
LowA question, a small annoyance, or a suggestion

Tip: Mark things accurately. Flagging everything Critical doesn't make anything faster — it just makes the genuinely urgent case harder to spot.

Case statuses

StatusWhat it means
OpenWaiting on us
AnsweredWe've replied and it's back with you
ClosedResolved

Write a case that gets fixed fast

The difference between a quick fix and three rounds of questions is usually the first message:

  • What you expected and what actually happened
  • Where — the page, the order number, the product
  • When it started, and whether it's every time or sometimes
  • What you changed just before it began
  • Any error message, word for word

Try these first

Many questions have a faster answer than a support case:

FAQ

Is this the same as my store's Inbox?

No. Support cases go to the YNS team. Your Inbox is for messages from your own customers.

Where do replies arrive?

In the case itself, with an unread count in your sidebar so you notice.

Can my teammates see my cases?

Cases belong to your store, so the people you've invited to it can work them alongside you — see Invite team members.

My store is down right now.

Open a Critical case and say plainly that the store is unreachable, including the domain and when it started.

What's next