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Getting Help and Contacting Urbanmount Support

Send secure, actionable Partner questions and issue reports to Urbanmount.

Overview

Contact Urbanmount through Help in the Partner Dashboard. A clear request helps support understand the affected Partner, Shopify store, page or customer step, record, time, expected result, and actual result.


Who this applies to

This article applies to any Partner team member requesting help with onboarding, Shopify connection, products, service eligibility, commerce activity, Partner Dashboard access, reporting, or the customer experience.


Steps

  1. Check the scope. Determine whether the issue affects one record, several records, one customer location, one device, or the broader customer experience.

  2. Reproduce it once if safe. Stop if another attempt could create duplicate activity, expose information, or confuse customers.

  3. Record where it happened. Note the Partner Dashboard page or customer step, date, time, and time zone.

  4. Collect identifiers. Include the relevant Shopify store domain and product, variant, order, quote, or service identifiers. Label each identifier clearly.

  5. Describe the expected result. State what you expected to happen in one sentence.

  6. Describe the actual result. State what happened instead and copy the exact message shown.

  7. List what you already tried. Include only safe troubleshooting actions and avoid repeating transactions.

  8. Prepare evidence. Add a screenshot or short recording when useful. Hide unrelated customer and business information.

  9. Open Help in the Partner Dashboard. Start a conversation and keep follow-up information in the same thread.

If the Partner Dashboard is inaccessible, use the support route provided in your Partner onboarding materials and identify the invited account email.


What to expect

Urbanmount may ask for additional identifiers, timestamps, test results, or account context. Keep one Partner contact available for follow-up and preserve the affected records. Avoid changing several settings at once while an issue is being reviewed.

If the issue could cause incorrect bookings, duplicate financial activity, unauthorized access, or exposure of sensitive information, pause the affected customer experience when you can do so safely and clearly describe the impact.

Never send passwords, full payment details, private customer documents, secret credentials, or unrestricted exports in a support message. For a security-sensitive issue, provide only the minimum initial description and ask for a secure way to continue.


Get help

Use Help in the Partner Dashboard as the primary contact route. Include your Partner business name, Shopify store name and permanent myshopify.com domain when relevant, affected page or customer step, business impact, expected result, actual result, exact message, date and time, and clearly labeled identifiers. Share only the minimum information needed to investigate.

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