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# Meet our Professional Services Team

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## POS Software/Server/Integration Support&#x20;

#### Have an immediate issue? <a href="#get-in-touch" id="get-in-touch"></a>

Please feel free to create a support ticket by emailing our team at **<rtpsupport@flaik.com>**. \
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Even if you don't have a POS support contract with us we will always try and help you out.

#### Do you need a support contract or have some project work? <a href="#emily" id="emily"></a>

Please contact our VP of Professional Services, Ben Linsell, to set up a meeting. Or better yet, you can just schedule one on Calendly via this link **-** [**calendly.com/ben-flaik**](https://calendly.com/ben-flaik)


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