Information, support and training

Information, support and training

For information on DRAINS pricing, Software Support and Training, please contact Watercom:

Watercom Head Office

  • Office Address: Level 11, 66 Clarence Street,Sydney, NSW 2000
  • Postal Address: PO Box 199, Port Kembla, NSW 2505
  • Phone: (02) 6649 8005, international: +612 6649 8005
  • General email: info@watercom.com.au
  • Website: watercom.com.au

    • General software support for DRAINS is available by lodging a support ticket on the Watercom Support Website: watercom.com.au/support

    DRAINS Quotes and Purchases are available by lodging a quote request on the Watercom Website: watercom.com.au/pricing/

    For workshop enquires including public, custom or private workshops, individual or corporate self-paced online training check our website: watercom.com.au/training, or email us at training@watercom.com.au, or call the Watercom Training team on 0407 647 108.

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