What happened
What this says
As at Fri 9 Oct 2026Customer asked which SLA applied after a draft Enterprise contract surfaced. Support confirmed Growth terms and the customer chose to stay, but asked about uptime credits. The thread does not answer that.
Problem: Sanne Bakker found that the draft contract offered 99.9% uptime and a 30-minute P1 response, unlike the current agreement.
Handling: Bethan Lister confirmed the current contract is Growth, with 99.5% uptime and a one-hour P1 response, and said Enterprise needs a new order form from sales.
Watch: Sanne Bakker asked whether the 99.5% target was breached and whether credits apply. The thread closed on 10 Aug 2026 without an answer, and the evidence does not show the executed order form.
Details
Updated 9 Oct 26Trail
- created · Sanne Bakker 27 Jul 2026 12:26I need to clarify our SLAs. We've had a couple of refresh outages and slow ticket responses in the past week. The draft contract mentions ninety-nine point nine per cent uptime and a thirty-minute P1 response, but our current agreement says ninety-nine point five per cent and one hour. I need to confirm which SLAs apply to us right now and when the new terms would start.
- Public reply · Bethan Lister 27 Jul 2026 19:05Good question. Let me check your current contract status and what the draft is offering. I'll get back to you tomorrow with clarity on the SLAs.
- Public reply · Bethan Lister 29 Jul 2026 09:15Your current contract is Growth tier: ninety-nine point five per cent uptime, one-hour P1 response. The draft for Enterprise (ninety-nine point nine per cent uptime, thirty-minute P1) would need a new order form, which our sales team handles. Are you interested in discussing an upgrade?
- Public reply · Sanne Bakker 29 Jul 2026 09:23Clear. We're sticking with Growth. But we've had multiple refresh outages in recent weeks. We need to know whether you're meeting the ninety-nine point five per cent uptime SLA, or whether we've had breaches that qualify for credits.
- Status change · 10 Aug 2026 23:59