How to Contact zipBoard Support, Report a Bug or Request a Feature

To contact zipBoard support, email support@zipboard.co or use the contact form inside the app. This page also explains how to request a new feature and how to log a bug as a task in your own zipBoard project.

How do I contact zipBoard support if I'm stuck?

Send an email to support@zipboard.co, or use the contact us form from inside the app to submit a request. You can also reach the team on Twitter at @zipboardco. If you've found a problem with zipBoard itself, report it the same way.

How do I request a new feature in zipBoard?

Share your suggestions and feature requests on the Roadmap & Suggestions page. You can also give the team a shout-out on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. For more specific details, use the contact us form inside the app or email support@zipboard.co.

How do I file a bug in my zipBoard project?

You can add a bug to your project from the Task Manager or while reviewing a file or URL on the review board.

Tasks and bugs can only be added by the internal team (collaborators) in a project. They are not visible to guest collaborators or reviewers.

How do I add a bug from the Task Manager?

Open the project's Tasks tab and click Add task. By default, every task is added as a bug unless you change the options.

  1. Log in to zipBoard.
  2. Select the project you want to add the bug to.
  3. Go to the Tasks tab from the dashboard and click Add task.
  4. Describe the task, then set options such as priority, status, assignee and tags. To understand all the options in a task, read How to Create or Modify a Task?

How do I add a bug while reviewing a file or URL?

Open the file in the review board and create the bug on the content with the annotation tools.

  1. Log in to zipBoard.
  2. Select the project you want to add the task to.
  3. Click the add content tile on the project home dashboard.
  4. Click the file. The review board opens so you can review your website or file and create a bug while viewing it.
  5. Review the asset using the annotation tools.
  6. Assign the bug, and set its priority, status and tags.

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