I would rate the current support as poor and slow. First we get an AI bot which doesn't help once you've been using Heidi for a while and contacting tech support actually means there's a real problem and not a new user mistake. Then the AI bot directs you to a human who gives pretty basic advice like "try regenerating" when the problem outline already excludes that as a solution. Eg. the problem is that notes are transcribed, notes are then manually corrected (as they should be). Finally you create the letter to find that the mistakes corrected in the notes are still there. Then you create another letter, just to see and it's still there. And that is already stated in the problem when contacting for support. So what's the point of advising "try regenerating" and waste more of the user time? It feels like the human is reading off a script and not really taking users seriously. They should be actively trying to work out the problem before offering a suggestion that is useless and would have been seen to be useless based on the provided description of the problem. Solution proposed: train human tech support better and enable them to actually perform the action that they're suggesting. Eg they should regenerate themselves and see if it fixes it! Otherwise, skip the first line human person and send straight to someone with more technical ability in the backend. Most times, by the time tech support gets back, the clinical situation makes the support irrelevant because you've had to edit and send the letter off already.