Occasionally, during a morning ODBC import of orders the orders do not load and ShipStation help tells us our store is "stuck". When this happens it takes 3 - 6 hours for ShipStation to resolve. We have three suggestions:
Fix the issue that causes the stuck store
Create an alert to notify support that a customers store is stuck.
This happens to us ALL the time. Used to be almost weekly, but now only happens about once a month. I love the suggestions you have. I don't mind even correcting it myself, but that isn't an option. Creating a ticket always involve the Support person having to escalate it to Senior level support.
Now that my monthly rate will be doubling in 30 days, my tolerance for these issues will be much less.
What are the odds, all our ODBC connections are all stuck again!!! I have sent a ticket to have them "unstuck". I'll update this post with how long it takes them to fix this.
A couple of our ODBC stores are stuck again. A ticket was opened this morning, and still no solution. I am on hold trying to get someone on the phone. This is brutal, especially since we were told our monthly rate would be doubling next month.
The ODBC stores were unstuck, but it still took almost 24hrs to have it fixed. Was told by the support team that I shouldn't bother sending email tickets when this happens but rather use the Live Chat or call. Nonetheless, senior support said they are still actively "working" on a permanent solution. Hoping it is sooner than later now that our monthly charges are going to more than double this month.
This too is happening to us... very discouraging...
Since the ODBC connect is in the highest pricing tier... I think that they may need to adjust that a fair bit. The last time I CHATTED with support with this (last week)... it started working a couple minutes after the call. Very curious. Perhaps 'Customer Service' has an app for that now.
I agree that some kind of notification should come from ShipStation when this happens so that we can be proactive and get it resolved even quicker.