Pulse Enterprise Support SLA
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TimeStored will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver services and support in accordance with the support levels set forth below.
Service Level Agreement (SLA) for Pulse
1. Overview: This Service Level Agreement (SLA) outlines the terms and conditions for the provision of services for Pulse (referred to as "the Service") offered by TimeStored.
2. Definitions:
- Response Time: The time elapsed between the submission of an issue/ticket and the initial response from the support team.
- Issue/Ticket: A reported problem, inquiry, or request for assistance related to the Service.
- Severity Levels:
- Sev1 (Critical): Issues causing complete loss of service or severe impact on business operations AND no workaround is available. Issues posing a risk of significant data loss.
- Sev2 (High): Issues causing significant disruption to service or major functionality impairment.
- Sev3 (Medium): Issues causing minor disruption or limited functionality impairment.
3. Support Availability: Support services are 24/7/365 for all issues.
4. Response Time: The table below outlines the response time targets for different severity levels of issues/tickets:
Severity Level | Response Time Target | Initiation |
---|---|---|
Sev1 (Critical) | Within 2 hour | Phone Call |
Sev2 (High) | Within 6 hours | Ticket |
Sev3 (Medium) | Within 1 business day | Ticket |
5. Incident Management:
- Customers can report issues or submit tickets via email.
- Upon receiving an issue/ticket, the support team will acknowledge it and initiate the investigation process.
- Regular updates on the status of the issue will be provided to the customer until it is resolved.
- Once resolved, the customer will be notified and provided with relevant information.
6. Exclusions:
This SLA does not cover issues resulting from:
- Customer misuse or unauthorized modifications of the Service.
- Force majeure events or third-party actions beyond TimeStored's control.
- Scheduled maintenance or downtime communicated in advance.
- Customer is utilizing a Pulse release that is more than 12 months old.
- Customer is utilizing Pulse in a manner not in line with recommended best practices.
- Customer has not paid all amounts due by the respective Due Date.
7. Review and Amendments: This SLA will be subject to periodic review to ensure its effectiveness and relevance. Amendments may be made with mutual agreement between TimeStored and the customer.
8. Agreement Acceptance: By utilizing the Service, the customer agrees to abide by the terms and conditions outlined in this SLA and the Terms and Conditions.