Escalating Your Support Request
How to engage an Oracle Support Manager on Duty (MOD)
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Access the Support Portal. Verify your contact details have a phone number and verify no actions are required from your side.
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Call the Oracle Global Support number: Click https://www.oracle.com/corporate/acquisitions/micros/support.html to find your country's phone number.
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Enter the existing Service Request (SR) number.
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Choose option 2 "speak with a manager."
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Provide a business justification (that is, why does your case need priority) and a point of contact.
Note:
If your request is mission critical, ensure you have selected this option.
If you need to escalate a Service Request (SR), follow the appropriate process based on the situation:
For creation of an SR, follow the steps described in Opening a Support Request.
Escalation for Downtime (Urgent Issue)
If your integration with OHIP is completely down or unusable, follow these steps to escalate:
Option 1: Create an SR with Severity 1
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When logging the SR, set the severity to Severity 1.
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Provide detailed justification (for example, business impact) and supporting evidence of the issue. Without this, the SR might be downgraded.
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Include all relevant API call examples to avoid SR troubleshooting and resolution delays.
Option 2: Escalate through Oracle Global Support
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Call Oracle Global Support – Find your country’s phone number by visiting the Oracle Hospitality Support page.
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Provide the SR number when prompted.
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Select option 2 to speak with a manager.
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Request escalation to Severity 1 and explain:
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The business impact of the downtime.
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A clear justification for prioritization.
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A point of contact for follow-ups.
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Escalation for SR Not Being Attended
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Check the Support Portal – Ensure no pending actions are required from your side.
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Call Oracle Global Support – Find your country’s phone number by visiting the Oracle Hospitality Support page.
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Provide the SR number when prompted.
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Select option 2 to speak with a manager.
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Request escalation and provide:
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The reason for escalation (for example, lack of response).
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The business impact of the delay.
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A point of contact for further updates.
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Parent topic: Getting Help and Contacting Support