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If you face an issue in Pickcel or need help from the support team, you can raise a support ticket from the Pickcel Help Center. This sends your request directly to our support engineers so they can investigate and respond.

Before you begin

You need a Pickcel Help Center login to submit support tickets.
  • The Help Center login is different from your Pickcel Console credentials.
  • The Pickcel team will share your Help Center username and password with you.
  • If you do not have these credentials, contact Pickcel support at [email protected] and request access to the Help Center.

Submit a support ticket

1

Sign in to the Help Center

Open https://support.pickcel.com/portal/en/newticket in your browser and sign in using the Help Center username and password shared by the Pickcel team.After you sign in, the Submit a ticket form will open directly.
Submit a ticket form
2

Fill in Ticket Information

Subject

Type a short and clear summary of the issue.
Ticket Information section
Good examples:
  • Weather app is not picking device location
  • Unable to publish composition to LG webOS display
  • Error while logging in to Pickcel console
A clear subject helps the support team quickly understand the ticket.

Description

Use the Description box to describe the issue in detail.
Description field
It will be helpful if you to include:
  • What you were trying to do
  • The steps you followed
  • What you expected to happen
  • What actually happened
  • Any error messages you saw
  • Device type and operating system (for example: Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Android player, Windows PC)
  • Browser name and version, if the issue is in the Pickcel console
  • Date and approximate time when the issue occurred, along with your time zone
The more detail you provide, the easier it is for the team to reproduce and resolve the problem.
3

Provide Additional Information

Scroll to the Additional Information section to specify priority and classification.
Additional Information section

Priority

Set how urgent the issue is:
  • High: Critical impact. Screens are down, core features are not working, or there is a major production outage.
  • Medium: Important issue affecting work, but some workaround is possible or the impact is limited.
  • Low: General questions, cosmetic issues, or suggestions for improvement.
Priority field
Choosing the right priority helps the team plan responses and resolutions.

Classifications

Select the type of request from Classifications:
  • Question: You need guidance or clarification.
  • Problem: Something that should work is not working.
  • Feature: You want to request a new feature or enhancement.
  • Others: Any request that does not fit the above types.
Classifications field
4

Attach files

At the bottom of the form you will see Attach a file (Up to 40 MB).Click Attach a file and add:
  • Screenshots of the error or issue
  • Short screen recordings
  • Configuration files or logs, if available
Attach file section
Good attachments make it easier for the team to understand and troubleshoot the problem.
5

Submit and view your ticket

Review all the filled details and click Submit to create the ticket.After submitting, you are taken to the ticket details page. Here you can:
  • See the ticket ID and status
  • Read replies from the support team
  • Add comments or more attachments if needed
Ticket details page

Your ticket has been successfully submitted and you can track its progress.

You can return to the Cases section at any time to review all your open and closed tickets.