New Relic offers a variety of support options, including online help, a troubleshooting tool, open source documentation with detailed procedures and troubleshooting tips, and support assistance.
- Ask in New Relic's Explorers Hub.
- Run the New Relic Diagnostics tool.
- Find answers in New Relic Docs and New Relic University.
- Contribute to our documentation.
- Don't find what you need? File a documentation issue.
- File a ticket in the support portal.
- Check the status of our systems.
- Read about our licenses, data security, and compliance information.
Ask in New Relic's Explorers Hub, our free forum
New Relic's Explorer Hub is our forum that's free for all users. New Relic users and employees engage every day in conversations to troubleshoot and solve issues, find workarounds, and discuss new features.
discuss.newrelic.com: The Explorer Hub is our public forum. Use it to ask questions and find answers. Join our community of users to learn more about New Relic and get some inspiration.
Run the New Relic Diagnostics tool
New Relic Diagnostics is our automated diagnostic tool for Linux, Windows, and Mac. If it detects a problem with any of our agents, it suggests solutions and saves troubleshooting logs that you can attach to tickets.
Find answers in New Relic Docs and New Relic University
New Relic's docs site contains helpful installation, configuration, and troubleshooting tips. From the main page, select from frequently-used categories and topics, like release notes. Or, search from any page.
For a library of additional videos, webinars, and other information about using New Relic features, visit New Relic University and newrelic.com/resources.
Contribute to our documentation
Our documentation is open source and available in GitHub, and we encourage you to contribute! We really care about ensuring our docs are helpful, complete, and accurate. To edit a page, click the Edit page button in any document to create a pull request with the edit you think is needed. We don't want you to worry about style. When you edit a file, tech writers on our team review it for style, grammar, and formatting.
docs.newrelic.com: At the right-hand side of each page you'll find a feedback widget. Use it to tell us whether a page is helpful, create an issue, or edit the page.
Don't find what you need? File a documentation issue
If you can't find an answer in the documentation, you can file an issue to ask us for help. When you find places the docs could be better, let us know too! To do it, click the Create issue button in any document and we'll look into your problem to find a solution.
docs.newrelic.com: At the right-hand side of each page you'll find a feedback widget. Use it to tell us whether a page is helpful, create an issue, or edit the page.
File a ticket in the support portal
If none of the above methods worked, go to support.newrelic.com. The Support portal gives you access to unified search across all of New Relic's help resources. If you can't find what you are looking for and your subscription level includes technical support, you can file a support ticket.
Important
Support for beta or limited release features may not be available.
To file a new ticket:
- Go to support.newrelic.com > Login.
- From the Support portal, select the area of New Relic where you need help.
- Select your account.
- Provide as many details as possible. Include the URL, if applicable, or select Attach file to include a log file, a New Relic Diagnostics file, screenshots, or other useful attachments.
- Click Submit.
Check the status of our systems
It's always a good idea to visit status.newrelic.com to check the status of our systems. If there are open incidents, you'll be able to find more information.
Licenses and security information
- Review New Relic's licenses, attributions, and other notices.
- Read about our data security, privacy, and compliance policies.
For more help
If you need more help, check out these support and learning resources:
- Browse the Explorers Hub to get help from the community and join in discussions.
- Find answers on our sites and learn how to use our support portal.
- Run New Relic Diagnostics, our troubleshooting tool for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
- Review New Relic's and and documentation.