Quick help
Did not receive the delivery email
Use Support if you completed a purchase but the delivery email did not arrive, the link is missing, or the message is no longer accessible.
Support
Use Support for post-purchase operational issues related to Fragment Practice knowledge products.
This page is for delivery and access problems, file issues, refund requests, and basic product-related clarification. If what you need is direct support for a live issue, use Contact instead.
Start here
Support is for practical post-purchase handling. That includes delivery problems, expired or broken download links, damaged or incomplete files, refund requests, and simple clarification about what was purchased.
You do not need a formal support ticket. A short message with the product name, the email address used at purchase, and a brief description of the problem is enough.
Quick help
If your issue looks like one of these, Support is the right place to begin.
Quick help
Use Support if you completed a purchase but the delivery email did not arrive, the link is missing, or the message is no longer accessible.
Quick help
Use Support if the link is broken, expired, or no longer opens the purchased file correctly.
Quick help
Use Support if the file cannot be opened, appears corrupted, or does not match what should have been delivered.
Quick help
Use Support for practical refund handling within the stated refund window for eligible product purchases.
What to include
Keep it simple. The goal is to resolve the issue, not to make support requests heavy.
What to include
A short message is enough. Include the product name, the email address used at purchase, the approximate purchase date, and a brief description of the problem or request.
What to include
If the issue is visual or file-related, a screenshot can help clarify the problem. If not, a short written note is enough.
What to include
Support is meant to reduce friction. You do not need to prepare a detailed report or a complex explanation before reaching out.
What Support covers
Support is for operational handling around purchased knowledge products.
What Support covers
Support covers missing delivery emails, broken or expired download links, order confirmation for legitimate purchases, and restoring access where appropriate.
What Support covers
Support covers damaged, incomplete, corrupted, or unreadable product files, as well as basic clarification about what is included in a purchased product.
What Support covers
Support is the operational channel for refund requests relating to eligible knowledge-product purchases within the stated refund window.
Refunds
If a product is not the right fit, the goal is to handle that cleanly and simply within the stated refund window for eligible purchases.
Refunds
If an eligible purchased product is not the right fit, you can request a refund within the stated refund window with a short message.
Refunds
If the issue is a missing email, broken link, or damaged file, Support may be able to resolve it first without needing a refund.
Refunds
The goal is to reduce friction, not create an adversarial process. At the same time, clearly abusive, fraudulent, or duplicate requests may be refused.
What Support is not
Support is the right container for purchased-product issues. It is not the right container for advisory, context-heavy structuring, or direct work on your specific situation.
What Support is not
Support does not include custom interpretation of your project, issue-specific structuring, recurring review, or advice tailored to your organization or workflow.
What Support is not
If you need the product adapted to your team, workflow, governance model, or live operating context, the better path is Contact.
What Support is not
If the need becomes live, context-heavy, judgment-dependent, or organization-specific, direct support is the better layer than product support.
Need more than product support?
If the product itself is not the issue and what you need is deeper judgment, issue-specific structuring, adaptation in context, or recurring support, the better path is direct support. Use Contact when the need is no longer mainly about delivery, file access, refund handling, or product scope.
Related paths
Go to Legal for official business information, product and service boundaries, licensing scope, and baseline commercial terms.
Go to Contact for direct-support inquiries, commercial questions, fit questions, or situation-specific help.
Go to Services if the issue already needs direct, live, or context-specific support.
Go to Knowledge to see the current digital products and their public positioning.