Get the most out of your Q.wiki with a dedicated TAM — fast support and personalized guidance.
Get the most out of your Q.wiki! With a Technical Account Manager, you have a dedicated contact who knows your organization and Q.wiki system — including its infrastructure — inside and out.
Your TAM is your single point of contact within our experienced team and serves only a limited number of customers. This means faster response times and more personalized support.
Your TAM regularly checks whether your system still meets the current needs of your organization.
Your TAM keeps you continuously informed about technical developments.
Your TAM is your direct point of contact for IT-related requirements — such as connecting additional sites or business units.
You can find the most important answers in our TAM FAQs:
The Technical Account Manager service costs €17,500 per year plus expenses. Billing is hourly for the first hour and then by the minute. Time is charged against your existing service budget (standard discount rates apply). The price includes up to three named contacts in your organization. The "Response Times (8/16)" package is included.
All Q.wiki Enterprise customers can book a TAM, provided that resources are available.
We recommend the additional service of a TAM in the following two cases:
In the event of an absence, another team member will be available to handle urgent issues. For non-urgent matters, we recommend waiting for your dedicated TAM’s return, as they are most familiar with your system and can resolve issues more efficiently.
The TAM collaboration is intensive and designed for maximum knowledge transfer — that’s why the number of contacts is limited to three. If you'd like to involve more people, the TAM service can be booked multiple times.
Your TAM will help you get the most out of Q.wiki’s built-in configuration options. However, custom code changes or modifications to the source code are not included in the TAM service.
You can discuss new requirements for Q.wiki with your TAM and contribute to the software’s ongoing improvement. However, please note that individual development requests are not prioritized. Their implementation depends on many factors and is ultimately decided by our product management team.
I'm looking forward to meeting you!
Sebastian Meeßen