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About Contensive Support

Contensive offers two basic categories of support, user support, and Custom Feature Support.

User Support

The user support system provides email-based support for how-to questions involving managing your site and content with the Contensive tools. It does not include assistance with custom programming. User support is charged as a simple monthly fee.

Custom Feature Support

Custom feature support is charged annually as a percentage of total custom code charges and covers three scenarios:

1. Assisting you with isolating issues related to our custom programming on your site. This assistance requires that you be able to reproduce the issue or demonstrate with reasonable certainty the results or symptoms caused by our custom programming.
   
2. Correcting problems in custom programming that arise after project sign-off. You must be able to reasonably demonstrate that the issue could not have been present when it was accepted. This support requires a continuous support contract from when the feature was first created.
   
3. Correcting problems in custom programming that can be reasonably assumed were part of the original requirements, but may not have been caught during acceptance testing. This warranty extends for only six months from the date the code was signed-off, or was first used on the site whichever came first. This does not include requirements that were not communicated or requirements that may have been over-looked or over-turned.
   
4. We will maintain in-house expertise to answer questions relating to custom content and programming we created for your site. This support requires a continuous support contract from when the content and feature was first created.

Common Feature Support

We correct bugs found in the latest version of Contensive and distribute at our discretion. For the purpose of this policy, a bug is any defect that does not allow you to use an existing common feature as it is described in original documentation. A missing feature, setting or requirement is not considered a bug. A minor issue that can be solved with a suggested work around will not be considered a bug.