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# Support System: How do I create an "App Issue"

Creating a ticket in the support system for issued regarding the smartphone app

*Please select your terminal device to use the app.*

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*Now we need your "Device operating system version" i.e. your device info e.g. iOS 15.3.1 ', which should be entered into the free field as follows 1531*

* *You can find this information in the app under the library view "Technical help".* 

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*We also need your "Download Code" also called Trip ID. You can find this under "Technical Help" in the library view. ou are also welcome to attach a screenshot to the error here.* 


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