Effective date: June 18, 2026 · Last updated: June 30, 2026
This Support Policy explains how Cloud Technology Computing provides technical support for websites, cloud services, applications, AI solutions, managed IT services, and related technology services.
1. How to Request Support
Customers may request support through:
Email: Jgil20@me.com
Phone: 1-713-870-9966
Website contact or consultation form
Any dedicated support channel identified in the customer’s service agreement Please include the affected service, a description of the problem, screenshots or error messages, when the issue began, and any recent changes that may be relevant.
2. Support Availability
General support requests are reviewed during normal business operations. Response times depend on the customer’s service plan, the severity of the issue, available staff, and whether the issue involves a third-party platform. Emergency, after-hours, holiday, or 24/7 support is available only when included in a written managed-services agreement.
3. Issue Priority
Support requests may be classified as follows: Critical: A production website, application, cloud environment, or essential business system is unavailable, and no reasonable workaround exists. High: A major feature is unavailable or significantly impaired, but some business operations remain available. Normal: A limited feature is affected, a workaround exists, or the request involves configuration, troubleshooting, or maintenance.
Low: A general question, enhancement request, cosmetic issue, content update, or non-urgent change. Priority classifications may be adjusted after technical review.
4. Response and Resolution
Any stated response time is a target for acknowledging or beginning review of a request. It is not a guaranteed resolution time. Resolution may depend on:
Customer access and cooperation
Hosting-provider availability
Software vendors and cloud providers
Domain, DNS, email, or payment processors
Security investigations
Third-party APIs and integrations
The complexity and scope of the problem Cloud Technology Computing will provide reasonable updates while an active support request is being investigated.
5. Customer Responsibilities
Customers are responsible for:
Providing accurate information and authorized access
Maintaining current contact and billing information
Protecting passwords and administrator credentials
Following security recommendations
Maintaining valid third-party subscriptions and licenses
Reporting suspected security incidents promptly
Avoiding unauthorized changes while troubleshooting is underway Delays caused by missing access, incomplete information, unsupported software, or customer-controlled systems may affect response and resolution times.
6. Supported Services
Support applies only to services, systems, applications, and configurations covered by an active agreement or approved project scope. Additional fees may apply for:
Work outside the agreed scope
New features or redesigns
Data recovery
Malware remediation
Emergency work
Third-party migration
Unsupported or outdated systems
Damage caused by unauthorized changes Approval may be required before billable work begins.
7. Third-Party Services
Some services depend on third parties such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, Hostinger, Cloudflare, Stripe, PayPal, domain registrars, software vendors, and API providers. Cloud Technology Computing may assist with troubleshooting, but cannot guarantee the availability, performance, policies, security, or response times of third-party services.
8. Backups and Data Recovery
Backups are provided only when included in the customer’s service plan or project agreement. Customers should maintain independent copies of important business data. No backup or recovery system can guarantee that every file or version will be recoverable. Restoration work may be billed separately unless expressly included in the customer’s agreement.
9. Security Incidents
Suspected unauthorized access, malware, credential theft, or data exposure should be reported immediately. Cloud Technology Computing may temporarily restrict access, disable integrations, reset credentials, isolate affected systems, or recommend additional security measures when reasonably necessary to protect systems and data.
10. Policy Changes
This Support Policy may be updated as services, technologies, and business practices change. The updated version will be posted on the website with a revised effective date.