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Topics in the Implementation Portal

A better, more transparent way to collaborate with FastTrack

SubmitTechnical questions, product guidance requests, architecture discussions, and implementation challenges directly in the portal.
SubmitTechnical questions, product guidance requests, architecture discussions, and implementation challenges directly in the portal.
TrackProgress and status updates in real time.
ViewHistorical Topics and their resolutions for easy reference.
ReceiveAutomatic notifications on important updates.
CollaborateWith your FastTrack team in a single shared experience.
1 Create a Topic  Submit a new Topic in the portal with a clear title, a description of the question, the relevant customer or project context, and any supporting detail. It is then automatically routed to the right FastTrack team.
2 Receive confirmation  You receive an automated confirmation email with the Topic number, a direct link, and your submission details, so you can reference and track it immediately.
Track progress  View all open and historical Topics in the portal. Engineers and Solution Architects update each Topic as the investigation progresses, so your team stays informed without separate email chains.
4 Stay updated  When there is significant progress, the status is updated in the portal and a notification email is sent automatically, for example when a Topic is answered, resolved, or closed.
✓ Faster engagement
with FastTrack
✓ Improved visibility
into open technical discussions
✓ Easy access
to previous questions and resolutions
✓ Better tracking
and governance of requests
✓ Single collaboration experience
shared with Microsoft
 
  • Create one Topic per issue or question.
  • Include relevant screenshots, error messages, and business context.
  • Use Topics for technical and implementation guidance rather than general administrative requests.
  • Review existing Topics before creating a new one to avoid duplicates.


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