Best place to start
Submit a Ticket
The preferred way to request technical support. Tell us what is happening so we can get the request to the right person and keep track of it.
Submit a TicketTechnical help
Need technical help? Start here. Tell us what you were trying to do and what happened instead. You do not need to diagnose the problem before asking for help.
Best place to start
The preferred way to request technical support. Tell us what is happening so we can get the request to the right person and keep track of it.
Submit a TicketExisting access
Already have portal access? Sign in to your RPMC service desk account.
Enter PortalWith a technician
Working with an RPMC technician? Start a remote-support session when we ask you to connect.
Remote SupportSpeak with us
Need to speak with us directly, or not sure which option to use? Give us a call.
(705) 481-7598
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:30 PM
Call RPMCAlso available
You can also reach support by email. For technical problems, submitting a ticket is usually the better place to start.
Email Support →Support questions
Submitting a ticket is the preferred route. It gets the problem into the support process where it can be assessed, prioritized, assigned, tracked, and documented.
You do not need a Support Portal account to submit a ticket. Portal access is separate and must be set up for your account before you can sign in.
If you already work with RPMC and need portal access, contact us and we can help.
Use Remote Support when an RPMC technician asks you to start a session. It is mainly for on-demand support when we need to connect to your computer.
Remote support is often the fastest practical way to begin troubleshooting. Some problems still need someone onsite, including physical hardware, cabling, installations, networking, and some diagnostic work. If that is what the problem needs, that is a valid next step. The goal is the fastest practical route back to work.
Use the email address normally associated with you or your business. You do not need to diagnose the technical cause.
Useful information includes:
Please do not send passwords or other sensitive login credentials through an ordinary ticket.
Normal office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM, excluding holidays.
Emergency support is available 24/7. Emergency rates apply.
Submit a ticket first.
If the situation needs immediate attention, call RPMC and follow the after-hours phone prompts.
If you have already submitted an after-hours ticket and have not heard from us within 30 minutes, call the main RPMC number and follow the after-hours prompts.
Get Support is mainly for customers who already work with RPMC.
If you are new to RPMC and need help, call us or use Contact Us first. We will collect the information we need and get your account set up before support begins.
Ongoing IT support
If IT problems are becoming a regular interruption, we can take a more ongoing role in looking after the technology behind your business.
For businesses that want RPMC to function as their outsourced IT department and take primary responsibility for day-to-day technology.
Explore Fully Managed IT →For organizations that already have internal IT and want more capacity, somewhere to escalate difficult problems, specialist depth, or coverage.
Explore Co-Managed IT →Not looking for ongoing IT management?
IT Support & Help Desk is for technical help without an ongoing managed relationship.
IT Support & Help Desk →Want to understand how we work before choosing a service?
See how we approach support, responsibility, communication, and technical follow-through.
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