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# How to Submit a Support Ticket

### In order to submit a request for a website change, please email <support@doctorlogic.com>.

Please include your practice name or URL for us to identify your account quickly.&#x20;

Please specify what change you would like made, and if relevant, include a specific URL of the page you want to be modified or a screenshot of the area you'd like adjusted.&#x20;

Common change requests:&#x20;

* Adding a staff member's bio
* Adjusting your homepage content
* Adding a new menu item
* Adding a new patient form
* Changing a photo on the site

There are a few changes that can easily and quickly be made in real-time through your Customer Admin portal. For more information, please see: <https://help.doctorlogic.com/docs/general/doctorlogic-dashboard-training-videos>

This includes changing content through on-page editing, adding a new blog article, publishing new reviews, and more!


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