On the desktop, there will be an
Icon for IT Support. Or alternatively go to your web browser and type
helpdesk.hammonds-uk.com/portal
When you follow the link, you will be directed to
the homepage
The search bar will link you to Articles of
previous issues that have occurred and how to fix them. If you have encountered
a similar issue, check our articles
Alternatively click on the Help
Centre for all our articles


You can see a list of all our articles
for various fixes or issues. Additionally, there is a search bar if you need to
look for a specific issue.

However, if this a new issue
that you have not seen before and there is no article for the issue. Then
please click Submit a Ticket.
On the creating a ticket page,
you will have the options of which department you need to contact, your name,
contact details, the subject of the issue, a description of the issue; and a
box of the product at fault e.g. Desktop PC, RDS, Laptop etc.
As well as a section for any
additional info we might need like the priority of the issue and most
importantly an attachment section for any photos or links.
If you are a submitting a ticket for the first
time, you will receive an invitation to create an account. You should see on
your emails an invitation that will look like this:
IMPORTANT: We will still see
your ticket even if you don’t have an account
Click on accept invitation
Create your password whilst following the
requirements it needs. Once you have finished you will see a menu like this:
This will be your profile for the ticketing system,
from here you edit your contact info as well as add any more contact
information:
And if you want to log back in, all you need to do
is go to the homepage and click on
My Area
In my Area is your Hub of all your tickets, from
there you can see what tickets we have open for you, the tickets have closed,
put on hold or any overdue tickets we have with you.
IMPORTANT TO NOTE
When submitting a ticket, it is
useful to give as much information as possible. Not too much information but
enough information.
This helps us in the long run to
better understand the problem.
For example, if you need access
to a file, let us know where the file is located and who needs access.
We do not need to know, how it
all works, only if the situation requires additional context.
Another example, if a program
stops working best take a picture or screen shot of this error. Then when you
are creating a ticket you can attach this picture to the ticket for us to see.
That way we can see what error it is conveying and what steps we can take to
fix the error.
Please complete the available
fields as well as submitting any attachments that might help.
Thank You