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Meet the Product and Engineering Team

Learn about the team who build and improve Access Volcanic, and how your feedback shapes the platform's development.

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Written by Grace
Updated over 4 weeks ago

Overview

Your Product and Engineering Teams build the Access Volcanic platform you use every day. They create new features, fix complex problems, and keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. You'll rarely work with them directly, but they work alongside our other teams to ensure your feedback shapes the platform and technical issues get resolved efficiently.


Your platform development teams

These teams work together to develop and maintain Access Volcanic:

  • Product Team: Decides what new features to build and how they should work.

  • Engineering Team: Actually builds the features and keeps the platform running.

  • How they help you: Every improvement, new feature, and system fix comes from these teams working on your feedback and technical requirements.


What they work on

  • New features: Building tools and functionality you've requested.

  • Platform improvements: Making existing features work better.

  • System maintenance: Keeping everything fast, secure, and reliable.

  • Bug fixes: Solving complex technical concerns that affect the platform.


How to reach them

For technical problems

  • Contact: Engineering Team via the Support Team

  • Best for: Complex bugs, system issues, backend problems

For feature ideas

๐Ÿ“ŒLearn more from our Meet The Team guides, to learn more about the Support Team, your Account Manager and the Customer Success Team.


How your feedback creates change

Your journey to new features:

  1. Share your idea with Account Manager or Customer Success

  2. They review and pass it to the Product Team

  3. Product Team evaluates and plans development

  4. Engineering Team builds approved features

Your problem reports improve the platform:

  1. Report issues through Support

  2. Support fixes simple problems immediately

  3. Complex issues go to Engineering Team

  4. Engineering creates fixes that help all customers

๐Ÿ“Œ Note: Not every suggestion becomes a feature, but all feedback helps shape platform development.


Development Teams Comparison

Here's which team to contact for different development needs:

Area

Product Team

Engineering Team

Support Team

Professional Services

Feature planning

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Back-end and server fixes

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Frontend bug fixes

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Custom development and design

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  • Product Team: Decides what features to build based on customer feedback and market needs.

  • Engineering Team: Builds new platform features and maintains backend systems.

  • Support Team: Fixes frontend bugs and display issues with dedicated developers.

  • Professional Services: Handles custom development, bespoke design work, and website enhancements.

    • ๐Ÿ”ฎComing soon: Meet your Professional Services Team


FAQs

Q1: Can I contact Product and Engineering directly?

  • Answer: No, always go through Support for technical issues or Account Manager/Customer Success for feature requests. They'll route your needs to the right team.

Q2: How do I suggest new features?

  • Answer: Contact your Account Manager or Customer Success Team with your ideas. They'll evaluate and route suggestions to the Product Team.

Q3: Will my feature request be built?

  • Answer: Not all requests can be implemented, but every suggestion is reviewed and helps guide future development priorities.

Q4: How long do technical fixes take?

  • Answer: Support handles simple issues quickly. Complex problems requiring Engineering take longer, as they often involve platform-wide improvements.

Q5: Do these teams work on individual websites?

  • Answer: They develop the platform that powers all Access Volcanic websites. Individual customisations are handled through Professional Services.

Q6: How do I know if my suggestion was received?

  • Answer: Your Account Manager or Customer Success Team will acknowledge your feedback and provide updates on significant feature developments when appropriate.

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