I am talking about these Knowledge Articles…,. That is what prompted this post… When I went mining my mind exploded .
But also more indepth “Technical Support” Troubleshooting How To’s and “Lessons Learned”.
Also,
Why are these not already populated into the Forum as pinned posts with links at the very top of each category for users to follow rather than having to redirect them? Self help. A search will hit on these articles and those can be listed first to link thru rather than new topics about the same problems and multiple post exchanges.
When I first started in the forum and Wyze, I has NO success finding what I needed over there. The support site, especially on mobile, is not user friendly. Had I seen in the forum categories, that there were tutorials, it would have saved a lot of searching posts and posting.
If they are coming to the forum for help it is because they couldn’t find it over on the support site for some reason. Which speaks how useful the support site is.
I’d like to understand the lack of input from Wyze here on the forum. They seem to have plenty of time for social media but do not spend much of any time here. This seems to be very active and, at the moment, quite a few unhappy campers.
The forum has always been primarily a user-to-user community. Other platforms are the same. From my perspective, direct participation by Wyze employees on other platforms (Facebook, Reddit, etc) are about the same as here.
At the company I work for (vertical market software), we provide several ways for customers to make suggestions that we take very seriously. We have a voting platform that allows users to vote on the changes. We are always working on the highest rated wants/needs of the customer.
If the forums aren’t the place for this, and support is only for troubleshooting, how do you suggest we get this information to you? Wyze customers have some great ideas but there doesn’t seem to be a way to get them to you.
Forum Feature Capability Question: Is there a way within my forum profile settings or summary to view all the forum topics I am either Watching, Tracking, or Muted so that I can change them if I wanted to? For example, I can see a list of Latest Topics, Unread Topics, or New Topics… is there anywhere I can see a list of my Watched Topics, Tracking Topics, or Muted Topics?
Click the search icon (magnifying glass), then click the symbol at the right end of the search box to bring up Advanced search. If you already have a search open, click Advanced Filters that appears just under the search box.
Next click the popup menu labeled “Any” in the lower left corner. You will see options for “I’m watching” and “I’m tracking”. Choose one of those and leave all other fields and options blank/default and you will get a list of Watched or Tracked topics.
Shortcut: You may notice that when you select “I’m watching”, it puts “in:watching” in the search box. You can just type “in:watching” or “in:tracking” in the search box directly to speed this up.
Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be a way to similarly display only Muted topics at this time. I’m looking into that.
You can substitute “watched” or “tracking” for “muted” in that URL to get Watched and Tracked topics.
And, there are handy buttons for these URLs, but not in an obvious place. If you go to Preferences > Notifications > Categories, you will see just above the righthand end of category entry box for Watched, Tracked and Muted a link/button labeled “Show”. These will bring up the appropriate URL. Example:
How do i access a direct connection to a WYZE staff member about an account issue that needs to be dealt with. Why do businesses like yours make it so difficult to be able to contact account staff directly???
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For starters, why isn’t there a direct contact area on your website providing this information?
Why should I have to create a “support ticket” to deal with a question that I have related to an account issue?
Why don’t you at least have an “800” number if one has to call to deal with an issue?
The above issues are[ so typical with any company in today’s world that gets bigger. They go out of their way to make any personal access to staff as difficult as possible.
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