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Share support context safely

Know what to include and what to hide when asking for help with account, billing, AI, or workspace issues.

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1 min read
Last reviewed
Reviewed 2026-05-13

Short answer

Good support context explains the problem without exposing secrets, private billing data, access tokens, or unrelated user data.

When to use this

Use this article before sharing screenshots, logs, AI prompts, payment context, or workspace details.

Requirements

Hide sensitive values before sending a screenshot. Keep full payment identifiers and private credentials out of public channels.

What to include

Include the route, product surface, approximate time, account state, safe error message, and what you expected.

Common problems

Screenshots often contain emails, customer names, private links, or billing details. Crop or redact before sharing.

Read Get help for the full support package.

Escalation guidance

If you already shared sensitive data by mistake, say so in a trusted support channel and rotate any exposed secrets.

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