The biggest problem with Apex is all there ad ons just go an look at there reviews. They no they have problems but fail to stand behind any of there products.
Care to give specifics? I'll give mine based on my support requests.
ATO. I thought it was not working correctly. I called them. They asked me to create a ticket and someone would call me back. While I don't like this support format it is becoming more and more common to "all" businesses dealing with support. They want you to email or use a chat bot then call only has a last resort. Don't believe me then let me know how you reach
Amazon retail or AWS cloud, or Comcast, or most other larger players. So once I got past that I said ok, let me create a ticket. About an hour later Luis (I believe that was the name) called me, asked me to describe my issue and/or concern, and then asked me some questions. I don't think I explained it well enough so he asked if he could remote in, told me how to set it up and allow, then he would look and call me back. About 30 minutes later he called, asked if he could make some changes, and after I said yes, said he would and call me back. Last call he explained what he did, why he did it, and asked me to monitor it. If any issues or follow up question reply to the email. If not then he would close the ticket out in 7 days (I believe he said 7). Anyway one example.
Cor 15. Would power up, flow, but I never saw it in Fusion. Email to create a ticket, got a call back, asked what the issue was, then asked to login because what I was explaining they haven't seen before. They couldn't figure out it (this is 2 weeks after launch) so asked if they could send me a 1 link cable. Sure. I had a return pump just wanted to use the Cor so it isn't critical and I could wait. It arrived two days later. I swap it in, same issue. Reply to email, they call back, and back to trouble shooting. Ironically enough it ended up being related to firmware not being updated and caused the pump to fail to be seen via an ID in Fusion / Modules. Once he manually updated the firmware I got a call back and everything was fine. My only issue was the trouble shooting bit by sending a cable rather than the whole unit. Looking back had they sent a whole unit it wouldn't probably have solved it anyway because I believe it was the firmware of the device I plugged the cable into. At the time I felt they are troubleshooting part by part rather than the whole unit if that makes sense.
I don't know, they seem to have stood by the products I owned and at least in once case sent me a replacement. Doesn't mean people don't have bad experiences though nor do I represent the community. No different than two people owning the same brand car yet one has a lemon and the other lemonade...