Community Resources

Community Resources
Learn how to get the most out of the community with these helpful guides teaching you how to get started.
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We strive to help sellers get the most out of Square products by connecting you to product teams, industry experts, and fellow community members (see Square Champions!). There are many ways to engage with these experts, including AMAs, webinars, and additional events listed on the Events Calendar.
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While we strive to review and tend to every post, we can also use your help flagging any content that does not contribute to making the community a respectful and valuable space. In this post you’ll learn how you can flag inappropriate or abusive content in the Square Community.   How to Report Inappropriate Content  If you believe a post or reply has violated our Community Code of Conduct, please report the post to the Square Community team by clicking the Report icon that is visible immediately below the post. If you haven’t signed in, you will be prompted to sign in to report a post.     Alternatively, to report a post as inappropriate you can click the three dots to open the options and select Report from there.    Selecting ‘Report’ will send the post to a community moderator who will review it and take the appropriate next steps. Note: selecting ‘Report’ does not escalate an open case to the Square Customer Success team.   How to Contact Square Customer Success If you need help with your Square account please contact the Square Customer Success team directly. The team is available through live chat and by phone. 
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Discover the benefits and steps to buying a turnkey business with expert insights from Deklan!
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Discover how Randy Fulk runs a mobile business, optimizes booth design, and builds customer trust on the go.
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Discover how Kat Alarkon navigated stepping back from their business and the valuable lessons learned along the way.
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When you post a question in the Square Community, you may notice the option to “Mark as Solution” on a reply. This article will describe both what a solution is and why questions in the community need a solution marked.
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