How to submit a Technical Support case for Tableau products.
As a Consulting or a Resell Partner, you must access Salesforce Partner Community first and then access Salesforce Help (question mark icon in the top right corner) from there. This will ensure you see all partner tenants in the Help portal, able to select the right tenant to create a case against and receive the appropriate level of support.
If you don’t already have access to Partner Community, review this knowledge article for step-by-step instructions on how to first create a Salesforce username and then how to create and use a Trailblazer account to access Partner Community and Salesforce Help going forward.
For issues while getting setup in Partner Community, please reach out to partnercommunitysupport@salesforce.com.
As a Tableau Technology Partner, you must access Salesforce Help directly so you can see all partner tenants in the Help portal, able to select the right tenant to create a case against and receive the appropriate level of support. If you don’t have access to Salesforce Help, use your Tableau login to sign up for a Trailblazer account - see knowledge article on how to do this. This will give you access to view and manage your technical support cases in Salesforce Help.
Selecting a Tenant to Create a Technical Support Case
Creating a Technical Support Case
Information on how to create a tech support case either for yourself or on behalf of your customer and the correct options when opening your case is available in the Guide to Partner Case Management.
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