Request Help (Service not listed) - Employees

The Request Help – Service Not Listed option provides a way for users to request assistance when they are unsure which service applies or when their need is not clearly represented in the service catalog. This service ensures users can still receive support without needing to navigate complex categories or terminology.

The Help Desk reviews each request, works to understand the issue or need, and routes it to the appropriate team or service for resolution.


What this service supports

This service supports requests that:

  • Do not clearly fit into an existing service category
  • Require guidance to determine the appropriate service
  • Involve general questions about IT systems, tools, or access
  • Represent new or emerging needs not yet listed in the catalog

Who this service is for

This service is available to:

  • Faculty
  • Staff
  • Student workers
  • Contractors and authorized affiliates

What this service does not include

  • Guaranteed fulfillment of requests outside institutional scope or policy
  • Bypassing required approvals or standard processes
  • Immediate resolution of complex issues without further review
  • Support for personal or non‑institutional technology

Requests submitted through this service may be redirected to another service or require additional information.


When to use this service

Use this option if:

  • You are unsure which service to select
  • You cannot find a service that matches your need
  • You have a general IT question or concern
  • You need help determining next steps
  • Your request does not fit standard categories

What happens next

After submission:

  • The Help Desk will review the request
  • Additional information may be requested if needed
  • The request will be routed to the appropriate team or service
  • You will be notified of next steps or updates

Service availability

Requests submitted through this service are reviewed during normal Help Desk business hours. Response times may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the request.