Contacting the Helpdesk
Updated over a week ago

We know learning a new system can be overwhelming, that’s why we created the Connective Wiki. A virtual treasure trove of resources. Mercury Nexus articles come with images and videos to ensure you can confidently use Mercury Nexus to its fullest.

You can also search for answers using the help desk icon located in the top menu of Mercury Nexus.

How do I contact the HelpDesk?

You can contact the helpdesk by using the Connective Chat

  1. Navigate to the Mercury help icon located in the top menu bar of all apps.

  2. Type in the question you have.

  3. You’ll be provided a suggested answer based on the question you have provided.

  4. If you still require assistance follow the prompts to be forwarded to a team member.

  5. You can click on Chat with the helpdesk between 9:30am and 6pm AEST.

  6. Otherwise choose the department the issue relates to, complete the form and send your query. A member of that support team will get in touch.

Note : By providing a clear question in your first communication you increase the likelihood of having your query resolved in a short timeframe.

Send an email to the Mercury Helpdesk

You can also contact the Helpdesk via email at [email protected] or using one of the below email addresses:

You can expect contact from the relevant support team within two business hours of creating your request.

Call the Mercury Helpdesk

You can contact the Mercury Helpdesk on 1300 656 637.

Note. If you call the Helpdesk, please ensure you have already submitted a Helpdesk ticket via chat or email and have your ticket number ready.

How do I give the help desk access to my computer?

In order to troubleshoot some problems, the support team may be required to remote into your computer. We use a free third-party application called TeamViewer which you will need to download and install using one of the links below:

The support team member will require the TeamViewer ID and Password in order to connect. Once the issue has been resolved you can simply close TeamViewer to disconnect.

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