I've had a customer ask me for an article a week for the foreseeable future and have written and submitted the first one. They contacted me via my inbox. The article was rejected because I said it was for a private request but there wasn't one listed for me to attach it to. Does anyone know if there's a way the customer can make a private request? Or do I do something special? I obviously don't want it to go out available for anyone to purchase. What's the procedure here?
I've contacted support three times so far and had no replies to any of my emails.
Lin
PS. I miss Sienna SOOOO much!
Request via Inbox
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Re: Request via Inbox
Hello Abbamay,
Yes that probably helps. I'll get back to them and see if they can do that.
Thanks
Lin
Yes that probably helps. I'll get back to them and see if they can do that.
Thanks
Lin
Re: Request via Inbox
I think the best way is to reply to the customer and ask them to set up a private request (it's their job, not yours). My private client had to do exactly that. She got assigned an account manager I think, and set it up with him, then it showed up on my requests page. Does that help?
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Re: Request via Inbox
"I've contacted support three times so far and had no replies to any of my emails."
Ah, I see nothing has changed here.
Ah, I see nothing has changed here.
Re: Request via Inbox
Hi Lin. I think this has been sorted out via email now, but thought I'd update you here too just in case. We've setup a standing request on the client's account so you submit all of her articles to that request going forward. We've also reached out to see if we can setup a quick demo with the client so that this runs smoothly for everyone going forward.