Verbiage to Explain Scheduling Policies to Customer

Verbiage to Explain Scheduling Policies to Customer


Clarify Response Time to End User

For customers not on a help desk plan, we typically schedule appointments 1-2 days out. 

Special Circumstances

Because we already worked on this issue without success, we will try to accommodate you and schedule something as soon as possible.





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