How to Ask for Help
Open a support ticket with the right context, plus links to FAQ, glossary, error codes, and status page.
Updated May 2026
How to Ask for Help Documentation
Where to go when something isn't working. We answer faster when you include the right context.
Open a support ticket
Email: support@whisper.security
Include:
- What you ran. The full Cypher query (or curl command), or the Splunk SPL.
- What you expected. Briefly.
- What you got. The full response — headers and body. For Splunk, the search command output and any
internallog entries. - The request ID. WhisperGraph error responses include a
request_idfield; copy it. - The time. Approximate UTC time of the failed request.
- Your plan tier. Run
CALL whisper.quota()and paste the output.
For Splunk-specific issues, attach the diag bundle: /opt/splunk/bin/splunk diag --collect TA-whisper-graph. See Splunk Troubleshooting.
Ticket template
Subject: [WhisperGraph] <one-line summary>
Plan tier: <Anonymous | Free | Professional | Enterprise>
Region: <if Splunk Cloud>
Time (UTC): <YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ>
What I ran:
<Cypher / SPL / curl command>
What I expected:
<one or two sentences>
What I got:
<full response or error>
request_id: <if present>
Where else to look
- FAQ — common questions
- Glossary — definitions for terms you'll see in error messages
- Error Codes & Rate Limits — every documented HTTP status with recovery steps
- Known Limitations — what WhisperGraph doesn't know
- Splunk Troubleshooting — Splunk-specific issues
- Changelog — recent changes that may affect you
Status and incidents
Live status: status.whisper.security
For active incidents we post updates within 15 minutes of detection.
Security disclosure
Found a security issue? Don't open a ticket — email security@whisper.security. PGP key on the console.