Hours of operation

Standard hours of operation for Acquia Support are as follows:

The following phone numbers are available to contact Acquia Support, by location:

Holiday Coverage

Acquia identifies the designated global holidays within our customer support regions. As Acquia offices remain closed on these holidays, Acquia Support offers Holiday Coverage to provide support only for critical issues.

During Holiday Coverage, all non-critical support issues in the customer support region will remain in a New or Working status. Holiday Coverage does not include working on non-critical issues. Therefore, regular support for non-critical issues will resume on the next available business day after the holiday.

The Acquia Support team closely monitors newly created tickets with Critical priority and actively responds to them in adherence to the terms of our customer's designated Service Level Agreement.

During Holiday Coverage, Phone Support is not available for the customer support region. However, Drupal Cloud customers can submit Critical support requests by phone. For more information, see Submitting Critical Support Requests.

The following table lists the Acquia’s designated global holidays in all support regions:

For a detailed list of the recognized Acquia holidays for the current year, see Acquia Holidays 2026.

Customers with the following subscriptions are entitled to 24x7x365 support for critical issues:

• Starter
• Basic
• Business
• Premium
• Elite
• Legacy Elite
• Enterprise
• Professional Plus
• Customer Data Platform
• Campaign Studio
• Acquia DAM

Problem definition categories

Acquia describes the urgency of Support requests as indicated in the following table. Acquia responds to the submitted ticket based on the urgency indicated by the Customer at the time of ticket or issue submission.

Site launches

Support coverage outside normal business hours is limited to the mitigation of critical issues as outlined previously in the Problem definition categories section. Customers are highly encouraged to launch during normal business hours when technical teams are fully staffed and the scope of coverage goes beyond limited Critical issue mitigation.

Acquia treats issues that prevent a website from launching as critical and eligible for 24x7 support if all of the following conditions apply:

• The deployed website code and configuration have passed functional and load tests by the customer’s project team. (Site development is complete.)
• The Customer Risk Report (CRR) (sometimes generated for customer launches or events considered at risk) includes no Critical (red) items. These reports are not produced on demand; however, a customer may request a similar report from their TAM or CSM team.
• Launch is less than three calendar days away.
• Launch date has been registered and confirmed with Acquia Support at least seven days before the expected launch.
• Customer subscription level provides for 24x7 critical support.

Submitting critical support requests

For issues that meet the criteria of a Critical, Customers may report the issues using an online ticket (preferred method). Always submit a new ticket when experiencing a Critical issue. This helps keep communication and troubleshooting efforts focused on the current issue which may not necessarily be related to a previous issue. The urgency of existing tickets cannot be increased to Critical.

• Online Ticket: Tickets designated with Critical urgency initiate internal alerts and designate the request for a priority response.

Acquia’s on-call Support team member will take the following actions:

• Initial action: Contact the Customer reporting the issue or as otherwise designated.
• Before changes are made: Request confirmation in a ticket for changes to the website or configuration that were requested verbally.
• Ongoing action: Issue regular Customer and internal updates until resolution.

Drupal Cloud customers can also contact support via phone for Critical Support requests.

• Phone: When filing a Critical request by phone, press 6 from the main menu. This is a silent option not listed in the voice prompt. You will be directed to the Critical support voicemail. Leave a message with the name and phone number of the technical contact to be contacted, Website name, and a description of the issue. Be sure to include a clear description of the symptoms and any actions taken that may be related to the cause or attempted remedies.

Escalation process

Acquia recognizes that, on occasion, Customers may encounter critical problems that require a higher level of communication and interaction. We have established an effective process to support these special situations.

If at any time you are not satisfied with the current plan of action for an active issue, you may request that it be escalated to management directly through your Acquia Support point of contact. You may also request to review the matter with an Acquia Support manager.

The following actions take place when you escalate an issue:

1. The Acquia Support Leadership team is notified of the situation, and when appropriate, the Customer’s Account Manager is notified as well.
2. A review of your business needs and technical case is conducted and an action plan is formulated with the goal of driving your issue to the most rapid resolution possible.
3. Communication of the action plan is discussed with the Customer, including deliverables and, if appropriate, timelines.
4. If the communication is not acceptable, the Customer may request to speak with the next level of management:
   • First Level: Regional Manager
   • Second Level: Director, Acquia Support
   • Third Level: Managing Director, Global Support
   • Fourth Level: VP Customer Solutions

All cases submitted as Critical copy the Acquia Support Leadership team, which helps ensure that these situations receive immediate management attention.

Submitting all other Support requests

Support for all non-critical issues is available during Acquia business hours within a Customer Application’s designated Support Region:

• Online Ticket: Customer will make requests of Acquia Support through Acquia’s online ticket management system.
• Phone: Monday through Friday for certain subscriptions.
• Chat: Monday through Friday. Chat is accessible for Drupal hosting customers from https://docs.acquia.com/ or the help center at https://acquia.my.site.com/. DAM customers can access chat via the Acquia DAM Community
• Email: Acquia does not accept new Support requests by email, and requests that all Customers submit new Support requests either online or by phone. This allows Acquia to associate important subscription and priority information with the request so that our teams can expediently handle the request. Acquia’s ticket management system supports ticket updates via email in response to ticket system-generated communications.

Issue submission process

• When submitting a ticket, the Customer provides a description of the issue or request, a description of the mission impact, and designates the level of urgency of the request as Critical, High, Medium, or Low pursuant to the urgency categories set forth in the Problem definition categories section.
• Acquia evaluates the request and provides an initial response in the time determined by the Customer subscription’s service response levels.
• The Customer works with Acquia to provide additional information about reported issue (for example, website functionality, related applications as needed to diagnose the issue, and infrastructure-related information).
• Acquia tracks progress notes and related communications in the online ticket system through the resolution of the issue or request.
• Acquia contacts the Customer by using the online ticket system or using the phone for certain subscriptions to confirm details and begin diagnosis.
• For certain subscriptions, if the Customer makes a request by phone, Acquia opens a ticket on the Customer’s behalf to track the issue through resolution. If changes to the website or configuration are requested verbally, confirmation will be requested in a ticket before the changes are made.
• Issues not submitted to Acquia either through the online ticket portal or by phone bypass our standard request handling and default to Medium or Low priority. This may cause a delay in the desired response time.

Ticket limitations

Application support tickets apply to:

• Requests for diagnostic support provided on Drupal applications and related Acquia offered products.
• Support issues generated by Customer-driven change such as new code deployments and custom configuration requests.
• Tasks handled upon request by Acquia Support that Customer may otherwise handle through self-service options.

Upon resolution, the root cause of an issue determines what category a ticket falls in to.

Customers have the ability to open several different types of tickets with Acquia:

Developer and Partner subscriptions are entitled to tickets for Acquia Platform / Services, Subscription, and Billing only.

Local language support

To provide the most consistent, high quality support to our Customer across the globe, Acquia has set the following standards for communications with our Customer:

• All written communications will be in English, which ensures all Acquia Support team members can work on all critical issues, and experts can be engaged in a Customer situation without delay.
• Acquia Support can participate in English language discussions with Customers across all geographies 24/7.
• Acquia continually reviews Customer requirements and staff skills in this area so that we may be in the best position to support our Customers.

The following language support is available for all subscriptions except Customer Data Platform, Campaign Studio, Campaign Factory, and Acquia DAM:

• Spanish language conversations are available in the Americas during business hours (8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern), pending resource availability.
• Acquia Support may be available to converse with Customers in the following languages during Europe’s business hours (8:00 AM to 6:00 PM CET), pending resource availability:
  • French
  • Spanish

• The Premium Support - Japanese Language Support service is available for purchase for Acquia customers in the APJ region who want a more active level of Support in Japanese. Acquia Support will be available to communicate with customers in Japanese during Japan's business hours (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM UTC+9) excluding bank holidays, as necessary in response to Support tickets initiated within the ticketing system. For more information, contact your Account Manager.

  Only Acquia Support services described in customer’s order form will be available in Japanese. No other Acquia products, services, documentation, or other assets will be provided in Japanese, either natively or by translation. Any translations made to Documentation provided in the course of providing the support services described in customer’s order form shall be provided for reference purposes only, and only the English version will be legally binding. If there is a discrepancy between the English text and the translated text, the English version will govern.

Advisory services

Some Acquia subscriptions include Customer Advisory hours.

Advisory services entitles the Customer to engage an Acquia expert in a discussion of best practices for generic topics including implementation, tuning, approaches to achieving business outcomes, general technical topics, and architecture. Advisory support is limited to knowledge that can be communicated during a real-time conversation or by follow-up email. If applicable, advisory support may include current documentation. Topics out of scope for Advisory Support include Website-specific research, implementation/installation activities, live troubleshooting, and creation or delivery of any new deliverable(s).

Examples of advisory support topics:

Acquia applies time against Advisory hours in the following manner:

• Time spent: For example, for each hour of discussion between Acquia and the Customer, one (1) hour is consumed.
• Preparation time: For each Advisory session greater than one hour, Acquia may charge the Customer an additional 30 minutes of preparation time.
• Follow-up: Acquia reserves the right to charge the Customer for time spent if session follow-up requires 30 minutes or more of the Advisory expert’s time.
• Time blocks: Advisory hours may be consumed in blocks of time not to exceed a total of two (2) hours unless there is prior approval from Acquia Support Management.

Customers must make requests for Advisory sessions through the ticket portal, at least three (3) business days in advance of the desired meeting. Create a high-priority ticket with the Product best related to the advice sought. Acquia will make all efforts to schedule Advisory calls based on the Customer’s requested timing, but reserves the right to schedule at a mutually agreed alternative date if necessary.

We request that Customers limit advisory requests to no more than eight (8) hours in any single month or two (2) hours in any given week.

Acquia Web Governance Suite support

Web Governance Technical Support. Acquia will provide technical support to the Customer through both telephone and electronic mail on weekdays during the hours of 9:00 am through 6:00 pm U.S. Eastern Time, with the exclusion of U.S. Federal Holidays (“Support Hours.”) Customers may initiate a helpdesk ticket during Support Hours by calling +1 858-281-2185 (United States Customer,) +44 20 3808 5496 (European Customer) or +45 89 88 19 15 (Scandinavian Customer.) Customers may also send us a message at any time through our support ticket system on Customer’s Account dashboards. Service Provider will use commercially reasonable efforts to respond to all Helpdesk tickets within one (1) business day.

Language support for Web Governance:

• English

• Dutch

• Norwegian

• Swedish

• Danish

Last 4 are limited to Central European Time business hours.

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