The technical support is brilliant. You get different types of tech support people at different companies, and LogicMonitor got it right in terms of the type of people they have and the way they operate. They have good channels for how to communicate with their support staff. Every time that I have dealt with someone from support, they have been really helpful. If you ask a question, you generally get quite a comprehensive answer. It will not only answer your question but also provide information on how they came to that conclusion. So, next time, if you see something similar, then you are able to resolve it yourself. I think their support staff is very knowledgeable. I have had no complaints about any ticket that I have ever logged with them.

We leverage their tech support quite a bit. They have a chat and a phone feature. For the most part, we leverage their chat and we use them for a very wide variety of things. Overall, I've been very pleased with their level of support. They've done a really good job of turning things around and helping where we've needed the help.

I rate LogicMonitor support nine out of 10. They have a button on all of the webpages that says "Contact Support," so you can do that online or submit a ticket. Both have worked well.

Technical support for LogicMonitor was very helpful. On a scale of one to five, with one being the worst and five being the best, I would rate the support team a five.

The technical support is very good. But the only thing is that if you have some issues with the particular script writing and some customized reports, we have to open the case with them, and that is chargeable. That is what the subscription part is, and what the agreement between our organization and LogicMonitor is, I don’t know. Our dedicated SME handles it in the USA office.

So, if we want to open a case with them, we go to our SME, and they will try to resolve the issue. If not, then it will be chargeable. Last time, we raised some queries, and my management told me that if the query is not solved, open a case, and it will be chargeable.

The tech support has been great. For any query that I have, I have been able to talk to a resource quite quickly. In terms of their turnaround time, they are always available during the times that we have needed them. They have shown that they can go above and beyond in terms of their supportability with the platform. I am definitely very happy with the level of support being provided.

There is a lot of information in terms of the learning platforms that LogicMonitor provides. They give you sufficient information to build dashboards and other customizations within the platform. So, the information is readily available, if anyone wishes to pursue that.

We have discussions with the vendor quite frequently every couple of weeks. So, we are always in touch.

The customer support experience with LogicMonitor varied depending on the location. The support was good for US customers, but for those in India, where support was provided from Singapore, it was not as good.

It's very good. They were there when we required some assistance from LogicMonitor. I personally dealt with those cases, and I was extremely satisfied with the kind of response I received. I rate it ten out of ten.

Their support is fantastic. The support is always super friendly and helpful.

From the dashboard, you click support. You chat with an engineer, saying, "I'm trying to clone this data source that already exists and I want to tweak it so it only applies to interfaces with this tag." You can clone a data source, tweak it to match what you want, negate the things you don't want, and then you have a new data source. You can take all of their stuff out-of-the-box, and it generally works, then you tweak it as needed. So, data sources are pretty easy to use.

The response time for support needs to be better. They're pretty fast in responding, but there are many areas they won't cover; it often falls out of scope. While they're good at getting back to us, they're not owning the issue and assisting. 

We've had excellent support, both tech support and account support.

Technical support is very good. They are knowledgeable and helpful.

The great thing about LogicMonitor is that you have the inbuilt chat within the platform. You're getting through to people that know the product and not getting through to people who are just logging tickets. Most of the time, you're either getting an answer straight away to your problem or they try their very best before they actually have to escalate it somewhere else. I seriously can't fault their technical support.

We have evolved and have kept on making changes, as per the requirement of the customers and one good thing about LogicMonitor is that it has a very good support system. We have had chat sessions with them to ask questions which help each school, and the IT organization as a whole, to evolve a better monitoring and alerting tool.

The way LogicMonitor support responded during our initial setup was amazing. That's something I really enjoyed a lot. They never said something like, "This question should not be asked," or "This question is not a candidate for the chat session." For every question we would get a reasonably quick answer which we would be able to implement right away. They would also log in remotely and help if something was something beyond an individual's capability. That helped to migrate and complete this process in a quicker manner. LogicMonitor has a very highly talented support team that can answer the questions and help the customer right away. It's been wonderful.

I don't see that happening with all vendors. With other organizations, when you submit questions in the chat session, they'll take the request and they'll say, "Okay, we'll get back to you." LogicMonitor — and it's a differentiating factor — is there to provide solutions right away, rather than putting it into their ticketing system and escalating to level-2 and to level-3.

I really don't know if that level of service is only for specific customers, based on the contractual terms and conditions, or if it is the way they do it for everybody. If this is the way they do it for every customer, they should definitely be very proud of the way they are doing it. Their team is there to help support the customer instantly, versus taking their own sweet time.

I would encourage LogicMonitor to continue that same level of expertise, of people being there 24/7 to support customers. That would be a big differentiating factor compared to competitors.

They're really fast. I can chat with an engineer. It's not a bot; there is a real engineer. They help me with the product. If it is something difficult, it might take them two days, but most of the time, they're pretty quick.

Their technical support is very good. When we have an issue, they are usually knowledgeable enough to handle it. If not, they at least know what the issue is. It seems like they're sitting right next to a DevOps software engineer because it doesn't take them long to escalate to the developers. They are very good at getting back to us. I would give them 10 out of 10 in terms of their response.

We have only had to engage with technical support on a handful of occasions over the last four years. Thankfully, the product runs very well; we've had very few issues with it. On the couple of occasions that we have had to engage technical support, they have been very quick with first-call resolution, and we've been very happy with our experience during that process.

LogicMonitor provides very wide support for just about any device that you can use in an enterprise environment. We've used it for VMware, XenServer, and Hyper-V on the hypervisor side. On the storage side, we have people using NetApp and Dell EMC. On the networking, we are using Cisco. We also have some customers running UniFi gear and Juniper. There are just a massive variety of devices that it can monitor out-of-the-box.

The technical support has been pretty good. I haven't had to leverage it, but some of the people I work around have taken it on when we have had questions or issues to leverage the process. They seem to be fairly responsive and the timing of it is usually good. We are usually hearing back in minutes instead of hours. We haven't had any major issues with them.

Their support is fantastic. They're always there to answer your questions and they're very knowledgeable.

The support is very good. We are happy with the kind of attention that we get from our customer service manager (CSM). 

I've never actually used their technical support, but I know that our guys have, and they've always been able to fix problems fairly quickly. The technical support, as far as I'm aware, is really good.

I'd rate the technical support pretty highly. The few times that we have had to put in a ticket for support, they have been very helpful. Every time that I can remember, the issue has always been something on the actual resource being monitored. While not technically LogicMonitor's fault, they were still able to help us quickly identify and resolve it.

Twice in the last three years, we have had brief outages between LogicMonitor and our solution. We received phone calls almost immediately from LogicMonitor indicating this. It was a very quick reaction. We know the issue isn't on our side, which is good, in these particular cases.

Technical support is good.

I haven't used LogicMonitor's technical support. Every time that I need to validate or make some changes in a configuration, the support page is pretty helpful. I have found the answers to all my questions there, so I haven't needed to contact support.