Technology/Support & SLA

Support & SLA

Support Commitments Built for Production Operations

When the platform monitors infrastructure you depend on, support cannot be best-effort. These are the response-time targets, availability commitments, and escalation paths we hold ourselves to.

How We Support You

A support model scaled to what the deployment requires

Every Vignan Corp customer receives structured support with defined response-time targets — not an unmonitored inbox. Critical, production-impacting issues are covered 24×7, because the systems our platform watches do not keep business hours.

Larger and mission-critical deployments can move to the Enterprise tier, which adds faster response targets, a higher availability commitment, a named point of contact, and a defined escalation path. The right tier is agreed during onboarding based on deployment scale and operational criticality.

Support Tiers

Two tiers, matched to deployment criticality

Standard

Included with every deployment

Coverage
Business hours (Mon–Fri)
Channels
Email and support portal
Availability
99.5% monthly availability target
Contact
Shared support queue
Recommended

Enterprise

Mission-critical and large multi-site deployments

Coverage
24×7 for Critical issues; business hours otherwise
Channels
Email, support portal, and priority queue
Availability
99.9% monthly availability target
Contact
Named technical contact + defined escalation path

Response-Time Targets

Target first response by severity

Targets below are for initial response — the time to a human engineer engaging with the issue, not necessarily to full resolution. All times are targets, measured from when a ticket is received through an approved channel.

SeverityDescriptionStandardEnterprise
CriticalProduction system down or unusable; no workaround; major operational impact.4 business hours1 hour, 24×7
HighMajor function impaired or degraded; significant impact but partial operation continues.Next business day4 business hours
MediumMinor function affected; limited impact; a reasonable workaround exists.2 business days1 business day
LowQuestion, cosmetic issue, or feature request; no operational impact.3 business days2 business days

Platform Availability

How we define and measure uptime

Availability is measured monthly as the percentage of time the platform's core services are reachable and operational, excluding the scheduled-maintenance and exclusion windows described below.

Scheduled maintenance is communicated in advance and, wherever possible, performed during agreed low-impact windows. Enterprise customers receive advance maintenance notifications.

99.9%

Enterprise availability target

Advance notice

For scheduled maintenance

24×7

Critical-issue coverage

Scope & Exclusions

What availability commitments do not cover

To be transparent, availability targets and response commitments exclude events outside our reasonable control or caused outside the platform:

  • Scheduled maintenance windows communicated in advance.
  • Issues caused by customer-side configuration, network, hardware, or third-party systems integrated with the platform.
  • Force majeure events and failures of upstream infrastructure or connectivity providers outside our control.
  • Beta, preview, or pre-release features explicitly designated as such.

Escalation Path

When an issue needs to move faster

1 — Log the issue

Open a ticket through email or the support portal with the severity and impact. Enterprise customers can use the priority queue.

2 — Engineer engagement

An engineer engages within the response-time target for the issue's severity and tier, and works the issue directly.

3 — Escalation

If a Critical issue is not progressing, Enterprise customers escalate to their named technical contact, who can mobilize additional engineering and management attention.

Discuss Your Requirements

Have specific support or SLA requirements?

If your organization has particular availability, response-time, or support requirements, we recommend discussing them at the start of an evaluation. We can align the support tier and, where appropriate, formalize commitments in a service-level agreement.

Talk to Our Team

Service-level targets shown are indicative and are confirmed contractually as part of an enterprise agreement.