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Start with the Request Help form.

The form creates a clear starting record for what you need help with, what systems are involved, where you are located, and how urgent the issue is. Email and phone are available for follow-up or when a quick conversation makes more sense.

What to include

A little detail up front helps Precision Logics respond with the right next step instead of guessing. Do not send passwords, private keys, MFA codes, or other secrets through the form or email.

Precision Logics contact detailsjeremiah@precisionlogics.com(888) 561-2468Based in Oakes, North Dakota. In-person support across southeast ND and nearby northern SD; remote support available across the US.

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Helpful request details

  • Business or organization name
  • Best contact person and callback method
  • Location and whether remote support is possible
  • What is broken, slow, risky, or planned
  • Who is affected and how urgent it is
  • Recent changes, errors, screenshots, or vendor case numbers if relevant

Security note

Please do not send passwords, recovery codes, API keys, VPN secrets, private health information, or sensitive customer records through the form or email. If secure access is needed, Precision Logics will coordinate an appropriate method after initial contact.

Existing ticket?

If you already have an open request, use the support portal to view ticket updates or reply to the conversation.

Urgent requests

If the issue is time-sensitive, include the affected systems, business impact, error messages, location, and best callback method. Precision Logics will review the request based on severity, schedule, scope, and the information available to help safely.