September 11, 2018

Support

Important Announcement

1) ITpipes Desktop is no longer in active development. ITpipes Desktop was developed using VB 6. ITpipes Desktop is recommended to be used on Microsoft Windows 7. Microsoft does not guarantee that applications developed in VB6 will continue to function properly on Windows 10 without code changes; we recommend not using or attempting to use Windows 10 with ITpipes Desktop. ITpipes can not support troubleshooting ITpipes Desktop on systems that do not use Microsoft Windows 7. Please contact us for information on upgrading to ITpipes Mobile, Sync, or Web to replace ITpipes desktop.

2) ITpipes can only test and or support approved video capture devices, see Compatibility & PC Requirements below for details.

Remote Control Support Site – Request Login – Knowledgebase
(See Tutorial Videos Below)
ITpipes Application Hardware Specs
Equipment/Hardware Shipment Form Data Conversion Quote Request TRANSFER FILES

Videos should be viewed in Full Screen; Click on the square in the lower right corner.

21 STEPS

1 The first step is to open Service & Support | Sign In at https://support.itpipes.com

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2 If you are a new user and do not have a login, select here.

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3 If you are already a member, input your Email Address.

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4 Input your Password.

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5 To have the system remember you and prevent having to login again, select Remember me.

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6 Select Sign In.

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7 This takes you into the support portal. To chat with a tech, select the chat icon.

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8 This opens chat, select this icon to start a New Conversation.

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9 Input your name; if your profile is already set, your name will appear here.

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10 Input Your email address; if your profile is already set, your email address will appear here.

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11 Input your message.

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12 Select Start Chat.

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13 The tech support team will respond if online. 

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14 Input your message.

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15 Select Send.

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16 Click Send

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17 The client and tech can message back and forth via chatting. 

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18 For advanced functions, select here.

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19 This has several options as shown. Most popular are attach a file and share your screen. 

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20 When a tech initiates a remote session with you, this message appears. Select “share now” to share your screen.

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21 Don’t forget to check out the top menu for My Area, Knowledgebase and Community sharing. 

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Here’s an interactive tutorial for the visual learners

https://www.iorad.com/player/1650320/Support-itpipes-com-Chat-and-Remote-Sharing

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2 The first step is to open Service & Support | Sign In at https://support.itpipes.com ad login. The user inputs Email Address, password, and selects signin.

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3 There is an Education & Learning section that has manuals, videos, printouts and more. 

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4 There is a Getting Started section that has hardware information, workflow samples, articles on implementation.

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5 There is an Application Download & Instructions section that has product downloads and instructions. 

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6 The top menu has a My Area that has info on the logged in user’s tickets, topics and the logged in user’s “teams” tickets and topics. 

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7 The user can see tickets Open, Closed, or On Hold.

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8 The user can select Team and see all tickets for users within the same company. 

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9 The user can see overall details on the ticket.

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10 To see detail on a ticket, the user can select the ticket title, for example: Help Please?

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11 This opens the ticket with detailed chat information, email correspondence, or notes from the tech support team.

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12 On the right window, detailed fields for the ticket are visible.

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13 The user can easily scroll through open tickets by selecting Next.

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14 Or the user can select Previous.

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15 If a chat is started when a tech isn’t available, this message is displayed. 

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16 The user can Add a Ticket.

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17 The user populates information on the ticket and scrolls down.

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18 The user selects Submit.

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19 The user can open the ITpipes Support Knowledge Base.

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20 This displays several categories.

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21 The user can Search articles for a specific topic. 

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22 Relevant topics appear.

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23 The user can select a knowledgebase article to open. Error: No Video Selected

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24 This shows a sample kba open. 

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25 The user can access the Community.

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26 Here you can see topics input by other users. 

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27 Users can open a topic and comment to offer input, ideas, or like the topic. 

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28 Users can also add their own topics.

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29 This shows the form to input a topic. 

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30 The user can modify their profile information by selecting here: CI.

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31 This opens the user Profile showing the user name and option to change password, also an option to open the full profile. 

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32 The user can select “manage profile” and this displays additional info the user can edit. The user can also share their social information. 

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33 The user can see their open Watchlist of topics they are following. 
The user can see activity and dashboard on their usage.

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34 The user can adjust font size for viewing or revise layout.

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35 The user can Logout.

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Here’s an interactive tutorial for the visual learners

https://www.iorad.com/player/1650353/Support-itpipes-com-Client-Overview