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Join Us for Daily AppFront Office Hours

Need help with your AppFront account? Have a question about a feature, campaign, website, loyalty program, or online ordering? Join our daily AppFront Office Hours for live, interactive support from our team.

Written by Sarah Appfront

When

Every weekday (Monday–Friday) at 2:00 PM Eastern

This is a recurring weekday meeting, and no registration is required.

Join the Meeting

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What Are Office Hours?

Office Hours are an open forum where any AppFront customer can join and receive live assistance from our team.

Whether you have a quick question or need help troubleshooting something more complex, we're here to help.

During Office Hours, you can:

  • Ask questions about AppFront features and best practices.

  • Get help troubleshooting issues.

  • Share your screen so we can work through problems together.

  • Learn about upcoming features and product improvements.

  • Receive guidance on campaigns, loyalty, websites, ordering, integrations, and more.

  • See live demonstrations and ask follow-up questions in real time.

There is no formal agenda—come with your questions, stay as long as you'd like, and leave whenever you're finished.

Who Should Attend?

Office Hours are open to all AppFront customers, whether you're just getting started or you've been using the platform for years.

You're welcome to join if you:

  • Need help configuring a feature.

  • Want advice on improving your customer experience.

  • Have questions about a recent release.

  • Need assistance troubleshooting an issue.

  • Simply want to learn more about getting the most out of AppFront.

What to Bring

To make the most of your session, it's helpful to have:

  • Your AppFront account open.

  • Any relevant questions or examples ready.

  • Screen sharing available if you'd like us to review something together.

We're excited to meet with you each weekday and help you get the most out of AppFront. We hope to see you Monday through Friday!

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