Support Desk

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Ask your question, get a ticket number and follow the conversation via the link in your email.

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On working days we usually reply the same day.

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About the support desk

How does VirtuoLab support work?

VirtuoLab support is a ticket desk on virtuolab.dev where a client asks a question without creating an account. Step 1 is the form: a subject, a name, an email address and a description, plus an optional company name and a priority from Low to Urgent. Step 2 is the ticket itself, with a number such as TK-2026-001 and a private link to the conversation. A confirmation email contains the ticket number, a copy of the question and a button to follow the status and reply. Mustafa Kose, the developer behind VirtuoLab, answers on the same ticket. Each answer arrives by email with VirtuoLab Support as the sender and a reply button. The ticket page shows the status, from Open and In progress to Waiting for you, Resolved and Closed. A client reply on a resolved ticket sets the status back to Open. In practice, new answers appear on an open ticket page within 20 seconds, without reloading. Ticket pages stay out of Google.

What should a support request include?

A good support request is a short report with enough detail to reproduce the problem. Every ticket is read by the developer who builds the software, so technical detail is welcome. First, a clear subject of up to 160 characters names the problem, such as an invoice export failing since 2 March 2026. Second, the description explains what you expected and what happened instead. Third, add the exact URL, the browser and the device, for example an iPhone with Safari or a laptop with Google Chrome. Steps to reproduce work best as a numbered list: 1. open the page, 2. click Export, 3. read the error. Copy any error message word for word, and note how often the problem occurs, such as 3 times a day. Urgent suits a webshop where checkout fails, and Low suits a typo. The description holds 6,000 characters, enough for a full error log. Never put passwords or API keys in a ticket, since the confirmation email repeats the description.