Real people who know
the whole codebase
Support for Ace HR comes from the people who build it. There is no first-line script and no ticket queue to escalate through.
Included with your licence
Every licence comes with a year of email support and version updates from the day you buy.
- Email support, responses within 2 business days
- Help with installation and configuration questions
- All new releases and security patches
- Bug fixes prioritised against the next release
Updates & Support Renewal
per year, optional
Carries the same support and update access into year two and beyond. Skip it and your installation keeps running exactly as it is.
- Continued releases and security patches
- Email support at the same response target
- Assistance when upgrading across major versions
Priority Support
per year, optional
For organizations where HR downtime is a real operational problem — payroll week, month-end, an audit in progress.
- Same-business-day response, 4-hour target for outages
- A named contact rather than a shared inbox
- Quarterly review call on upgrades and capacity
Shaped around how
your organization works
Because you hold the source, Ace HR can be shaped around how your organization actually works — custom approval chains, local payroll rules, integrations with systems you already run.
How an engagement runs
- 1You describe the outcome you need, not a spec — we will work out the implementation.
- 2We scope it and send a fixed quote, including how it affects future upgrades.
- 3You approve, we build, and you review it running before it lands in your copy.
- 4It ships into your installation, documented, and maintained against future releases.
Where to send
which kind of question
Urgent, already a customer
Email us directly and say it is urgent. Priority support customers get a same-business-day response.
Email usWhat people ask
before committing
Need something Ace HR does not do yet?
Tell us what it is. If it is a fair ask we may build it into the product; if it is specific to you, we will quote it.
Holding the source code means the answer is rarely 'that is not possible'.