Quick Help terms

Terms for Quick Help requests, Private Help Threads, access PINs and moving an enquiry into Customer Room.

Last updated: 28 July 2026

Private Help Threads

If your enquiry starts by text message, phone, email, referral or another channel, we may create a Private Help Thread so you can continue the conversation, provide device details and upload permitted photos.

The PIN is an extra access check, not proof of legal identity by itself. We may ask for a reasonable contact or authority check before showing more sensitive information or moving the enquiry into Customer Room.

A reissued link and PIN cannot restore a thread that has been permanently deleted, converted to Customer Room or blocked for safety or misuse.

An access PIN is not approval. Opening the thread or entering the PIN does not accept a quote, confirm a booking, authorise a repair, approve a payment or agree to a change in scope.

If you decide to proceed, the same conversation may move into Customer Room as a permanent request. A formal quote is created only when one is prepared, and a repair job begins only after the required approval.

1. Quick Help is an enquiry pathway

Submitting Quick Help creates a request record. It does not guarantee acceptance, attendance, timing, repair outcome or final price. A technician or authorised provider must confirm the scope and any chargeable work.

Quick Help status by email code

To check a request, enter the request reference and the email address used on the request. If the details match, we send a six-digit verification code by email. We do not send a status-verification code by SMS.

Keep the code private. We will not ask you to read the code to an unexpected caller or send it through another website.

Protecting customer details

We use a generic response whether or not the reference and email match, so other people cannot test customer details. If a request has no usable email, contact us for a manual check. We may require additional identity or authority evidence before disclosing information or changing instructions.

4. Information you submit

Provide accurate contact and issue information. Do not include passwords, PINs, banking codes, card details, identity documents or confidential files unless we give you an approved secure method.

5. Estimates, service and consumer rights

Any automated summary or price range is indicative. Paid work begins only after confirmation and approval. Your Australian Consumer Law rights are not excluded.

6. Contact

If an email code does not arrive, check spam or junk folders, wait for the resend delay, then contact [email protected] or call 0452 323 571. Private Help Thread access PINs are provided through the customer conversation already in use.

Pricing and approval

Starting a secure conversation, requesting an assessment or receiving a price guide does not approve paid work. Paid work begins only after the customer accepts the relevant fixed quote.