Call first for urgent or high-risk cases
If the drive is clicking, the business is down, a RAID or NAS is degraded, or the client is in a live outage, phone is the right first move.
If you refer recovery work to Aceon, here’s how to keep referrals smooth, protect the client relationship, and make sure urgent cases get handled the right way from the start. You’ll see when to call, when to use the referral path, and how commissions are paid.
If the drive is clicking, the business is down, a RAID or NAS is degraded, or the client is in a live outage, phone is the right first move.
For non-emergency cases, send the referral through the partner path so the job can be logged properly and follow-up can start cleanly.
If the client is out of town, Aceon can guide the packaging and shipping process so the device arrives safely and with the right case context.
The real value is being able to say yes when a difficult case lands on your desk — with a recovery partner that helps you look organised, competent, and trustworthy.
If the client has a clicking drive, failed RAID, server outage, or any active business interruption, do not wait on passive forms alone.
Call 604-224-4357“Not detected,” “clicking,” “water damage,” “RAID degraded,” and similar specifics make the first response more useful.
When a business is down or time matters, say so up front so the case is handled at the right priority.
Tell the client the first step is a careful review and the safest next move — not false certainty before the device has even been assessed.