Adafruit Help Desk Contacts

It looks like you’re trying to reach Adafruit’s customer service team. Unfortunately, we’re not associated with Adafruit’s support team. We are two entirely different business organizations. However, to make your life a little easier, we’ve researched Adafruit’s website and found the following customer support contact details. Please get in contact with Adafruit’s representatives by reaching out to them directly using the contact information below.

Go to https://www.adafruit.com/

Adafruit Customer Support

Adafruit customer support channels

Adafruit offers multiple ways to contact their customer support. These include emailing support@adafruit.com, submitting a support ticket through their website, and using their online knowledge base.

How do I contact Adafruit?

In case Adafruit should be contacted, you can reach out to them through different ways. You can send an email to their customer service team at support@adafruit.com. You can also give them a call at + 1 646-248-7822. They also have Contact Us form for instant assistance, and extensive knowledge base. Lastly, you can reach out to them on their various social media accounts, such as TikTok, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Watch a video about Adafruit

Adafruit’s customer service is renowned for their fast and friendly response. They offer a number of support options for customer inquiries including live chat and email. They always keep customer satisfaction top of mind, so you can expect quality service and helpful advice to all of your questions. Adafruit can provide technical support to get you up and running with their products, and they also offer troubleshooting to help answer any issue quickly and accurately.

Topics

• adafruit io
• cloud service
• data visualization

Video summary

This video introduces adafruit io, a cloud service that allows users to stream, log, and interact with their data. It is suitable for a wide range of users, from makers building home automation systems to scientists who want to log data. With adafruit io, users are not restricted to specific hardware and can use any device that can send data over the internet. The platform offers dashboards to visualize data and control projects from any browser. Data is stored in feeds and can include numbers, human-readable text, and even binary data. Users can use charts to plot data from sensors and customize their dashboard using blocks and editor tools. adafruit io also integrates with other services like if this then that or zapier. Users can set up triggers and feed notifications to monitor their data. There are numerous projects and demo code available on adafruit's learning system, and the platform provides client libraries for Arduino, CircuitPython, and Raspberry Pi. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to sign up for adafruit io, with options for a free account or an upgrade to io plus for unlimited feeds and dashboards.

 

Topics

• getting assistance with Adafruit purchases
• using the Adafruit Forums
• troubleshooting techniques

Video summary

This video provides guidance on getting assistance with Adafruit purchases from their Technical Support Engineers in the Adafruit Forums. The first step is to log in or create an account on the Adafruit website. Then, users are encouraged to search for answers to their issues, but if they can't find the answer quickly, they can make a new post in the appropriate forum. The video also gives specific instructions on what information to include in the message, such as linking to the product catalog, providing details about the version of a kit, and uploading clear photographs of the circuit. Additionally, the video mentions how to troubleshoot software problems, including compiling errors and sketch examples. Users are advised to describe the symptoms of their problems as specifically as possible and, if necessary, provide a link to a YouTube video demonstrating the circuit's behavior. The video highlights the importance of creating a new thread for each issue to ensure effective follow-up by the Adafruit team. Finally, the video concludes by expressing hopes that the Adafruit Forums will help users get their projects back on track so they can share their designs.