Getting help and support

How to reach Curia support from inside the app - chat with the assistant, raise a ticket, or send an idea to the product team.

Click Support on the left-hand menu to open the support panel. A small dot on the icon flags an unread message or news item.

The panel covers four things: chat with the assistant, news from Curia, an idea form for the product team, and a ticket form to the support team.

Support panel showing chat, news, idea form, and ticket form

Chat with the assistant

The assistant answers questions about Curia from the help library. Type the question in plain language. If the assistant can’t fully resolve it, it offers a handover to the support team.

Chat assistant answering a question

Chat assistant offering a handover to the support team

Raise a ticket

Select Contact support in the panel to open the ticket form. Provide:

  • Your name and email
  • Issue category
  • Subject
  • Contract address, if the question relates to a specific review
  • A description

The most useful descriptions are framed as “I tried to do X, Y happened, I expected Z”. Including the contract address speeds up follow-up.

Curia support handles questions about the Curia application. We don’t give legal or conveyancing advice.

Contact support ticket form

Submit an idea

Submit idea in the panel sends feature requests and feedback straight to the Curia product team.

Email

Write to support@curia.com.au. Support runs during Australian business hours; urgent issues are prioritised.

FAQ

How quickly will I get a response?

Response times vary with complexity. Urgent issues are prioritised.

No. We answer questions about the Curia application only.

Where can I report a bug?

Use Contact support in the panel, or email support@curia.com.au.