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Service levels

What our numbers mean.

Where the site shows a figure with an asterisk (*) — like the 99% uptime SLA or the < 30 min average response — this page explains exactly how it is defined. The binding terms for your systems are in your written support plan.

99% uptime SLA*

The share of each calendar month that a system we manage under a support plan is available to your users, as measured by our monitoring. 99% allows up to about 7.2 hours of unplanned downtime in a 30-day month.

Excludes planned maintenance agreed with you in advance, and outages caused by things outside our control — your internet or power provider, third-party cloud services, or changes made without us.

< 30 min response (business hours)*

Response time is the time from your call, WhatsApp message or email to an engineer acknowledging the issue and starting work on it — not the time to fix it. The figure shown is our average for critical issues during business hours.

Support hours

Business hours and any out-of-hours cover are written into your support plan.

Severity levels

Every issue is given a priority when it is reported. The priority sets how fast we respond and how often we update you.

Severity levels with response and update targets
PriorityWhat it meansResponse targetUpdates
P1 · CriticalBusiness stopped: internet, servers, email or a core system down for everyone, or an active security incident.As set in your support planAs set in your support plan
P2 · HighA key function is degraded or one site/department is affected; a workaround may exist.As set in your support planAs set in your support plan
P3 · NormalOne user or one device affected, or a non-urgent fault.As set in your support planAs set in your support plan
P4 · RequestChanges, new users, questions and planned work.As set in your support planAs set in your support plan

Escalation path

If an issue isn't moving fast enough, this is who it goes to next.

  1. 1Support deskReport the issue by phone, WhatsApp or email. It is logged and given a priority.
  2. 2Assigned engineerThe engineer responsible for your systems takes ownership and keeps you updated.
  3. 3Senior engineerIf the issue is not resolved within the target for its priority, a senior engineer joins.
  4. 4Founder — Akhil JhaAny P1 that is not under control, or any concern about how an issue is being handled, can be raised directly with the founder.

* Figures marked with an asterisk are defined on this page. Service credits, exact targets and covered systems are set out in each client's written support plan; where the two differ, the support plan applies.

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