Etere Support

1.1.4.1 How to contact our Support

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If you have any problem or any question concerning your Etere software, we recommend, as a first step, to carefully review this user guide.

If you cannot find an answer in this user guide, or if you have additional questions, feel free to contact Etere Technical Support to open an incident through the following channels:

Headquarters email
office@etere.com
Technical Support email
support@etere.com
Official website
https://www.etere.com
Telegram
@Eteresupport
Skype
etere.etere
(discontinued on 05/05/2025)

Note: Technical Support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Customer inquiries sent to Etere through channels other than those listed above may not receive assistance in a timely manner.

To view the Etere Software Support Contract, click the link at the beginning of this page.

When a customer submits a question, Etere will provide an initial response within the first four working hours. To facilitate problem resolution, customers will be asked to provide the following information:

A clear description of the problem

The current version of the Etere software

The name of the module related to the problem

Any error messages generated by the system

The last operations performed before the problem occurred

The steps required to reproduce the problem

The name of the contact person

Sending emails to Etere Technical Support requires compliance with the SPF (Sender Policy Framework) specification. Otherwise, emails may be classified as spam by Etere's email server, which may prevent Etere Technical Support from responding promptly. For more information, please refer to the following webpage: https://www.etere.com/DocView/8767/View.aspx

Disclaimer
Whenever Etere technicians need to operate on a customer's system, whether by remote connection or direct intervention, customers are strongly advised to create a backup of their database(s). Etere does not assume any responsibility/liability for loss of data resulting from accidental events or operator errors.