How to submit a support ticket

Submit support tickets to Check easily through the Zendesk Help Center with detailed instructions.

Submitting a ticket to Check

Check uses Zendesk to manage payroll support. You can submit tickets directly in Console via the Help Center. Selecting the correct request type and including complete information will help route your inquiry to the right Check team and reduce back-and-forth.

Step-by-step: Submitting a support ticket

  1. Log in to Console and click the Help Center icon in the bottom-left corner
  1. On the Help Center page, click Submit a request (top of the page)
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Enter the required fields as prompted.

  1. Enter the email(s) to receive updates
      • The requester will receive notifications by default
      • Use the CC field for additional contacts
  1. Select the Request Category
      • This impacts how your ticket is prioritized under Check's service-level agreements (SLAs)
  1. Enter a clear subject line
      • Console may suggest Help Center articles to resolve your issue without escalation
  1. Provide a detailed description
      • Include all necessary context to avoid unnecessary back-and-forth
  1. Include relevant public IDs for companies or employees
      • These can be found in Console under each record
  1. Upload attachments, especially for:
      • Tax notices
      • Garnishment documents
  1. Click Submit to send the request to Check
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FAQs

How do I monitor my submitted tickets?

  • You’ll receive email updates when your ticket status changes.
  • You can also click on your name in the ticket submission portal and select My activities to view all open and past tickets.

What do the ticket statuses mean?

  • New: Ticket created but not yet assigned
  • Open: Ticket is being actively worked on
  • Pending: Waiting on a response from the partner
  • On Hold: Waiting on a response from Check
  • Solved: Ticket resolved and considered closed

How do I escalate a ticket?

For urgent matters (e.g., payroll blocking or pay-impacting issues), you can escalate a ticket to trigger a 15-minute first response from Check.

Click the Escalate button on any open ticket.

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Last updated on August 31, 2024