Company will use commercially reasonable efforts to make the production Services available 99.9% of each calendar month (the “Availability Target”) during the subscription term. General availability will be calculated per calendar month, as follows:
Monthly Uptime Percentage (MUP) = 100 × ((Total − Downtime minutes) ÷ Total).
Where:
Total means the total number of minutes for the calendar month.
Downtime minutes:
- Downtime Event (Class A): A Downtime minute accrues when, during any period of five (5) or more consecutive minutes, valid customer requests to Class A Interactive Endpoints. Class A Interactive Endpoints means user‑facing web/mobile/API calls expected to return promptly.
- Asynchronous jobs (Class B): A Downtime minute accrues when the Software is unable to accept new jobs or unable to retrieve job results for fifteen (15) or more consecutive minutes due to Company systems. Class B means long‑running/reporting endpoints, e.g. heavy queries/exports and asynchronous jobs.
- Measurement: Minutes within the same contiguous impact window are aggregated.
Exclusions
Downtime excludes unavailability caused by any of the following:
- Planned maintenance with at least 24 hours’ advance notice via status page or email.
- Emergency security maintenance performed to mitigate an active exploit or critical vulnerability (notice provided as practicable).
- Customer acts or omissions, including misuse, use contrary to Documentation, Customer‑controlled configurations, data sources, or network/identity infrastructure.
- Failures of third‑party services, networks, or the public Internet outside Company’s reasonable control (e.g., ISP/BGP incidents, third‑party identity providers, payment/SMS/email providers, app stores, or Customer‑mandated third‑party integrations).
- Any unavailability caused by circumstances by Force Majeure Events and Hosting Providers defined in Section 9.6 and 9.8 respectively.