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Service Level Overview

Last updated: 1 April 2026

This Service Level Overview describes LineUp's commitments regarding platform availability, maintenance, and incident response. The uptime commitment and incident response tiers described herein are contractual obligations incorporated by reference into the Tenant Organization Contract of Use and the Terms of Service.

1. Uptime Commitment

LineUp commits to a platform availability of 99.9% in any given calendar month. This is measured as the proportion of time the Platform is operational and accessible to authenticated users, excluding the exclusions listed in Section 3.

This is a contractual obligation. Where monthly availability falls below 99.9%, the Tenant's sole and exclusive remedy is a service credit applied to the next invoice. Credits are not transferable, have no cash value, and do not constitute an acknowledgment of fault. For full credit terms, see the Refund Policy.

2. Scheduled Maintenance

  • Scheduled maintenance windows will be communicated to Tenant administrators with a minimum of 48 hours' advance notice, where practicable
  • Maintenance is generally planned during off-peak hours to minimize disruption to active service environments
  • Emergency maintenance may be performed without advance notice when required to address critical security vulnerabilities or data integrity issues; LineUp will notify Tenants as soon as possible in such cases

3. Exclusions from Uptime Calculation

The following are excluded from uptime measurements and do not constitute platform downtime:

  • Scheduled maintenance windows communicated in advance
  • Interruptions caused by factors outside LineUp's control, including failures of third-party internet infrastructure, DNS providers, or cloud hosting providers
  • Force Majeure Events
  • Interruptions caused by Tenant configuration errors, misuse, or actions that breach the Terms of Service or Commercial Agreement
  • SMS or email delivery failures attributable to third-party gateway providers

4. Incident Response & Support

LineUp categorizes platform incidents into four priority tiers and commits to the following initial response and target resolution times from the point an incident is confirmed:

PrioritySeverityDescriptionInitial ResponseTarget Resolution
P1 — CriticalPlatform-wide outageFull service unavailability affecting all Tenants30 minutes (24/7)4 hours
P2 — HighMajor degradationCore features impaired; significant Tenant impact2 hours8 hours
P3 — MediumPartial degradationNon-critical features impaired; workaround available8 hours48 hours
P4 — LowMinor issueCosmetic or minor functional issues; no operational impact48 hoursNext release cycle

Response and resolution times for P2–P4 incidents are measured during business hours (08:00–18:00 EAT, Monday–Friday). P1 Critical incidents receive 24/7 response regardless of day or time. All times are measured from confirmed incident detection.

For general support inquiries, platform questions, and onboarding assistance, contact: support@cybersafehills.com.

5. Incident Communication

In the event of an unplanned outage or degraded service affecting Tenants, LineUp will communicate via email to Tenant administrators and, where available, through in-platform notifications. Updates will be provided at reasonable intervals until the incident is resolved.

For security incidents involving personal data, notification procedures are governed by the Data Processing Agreement.

6. Contact

Support inquiries: support@cybersafehills.com

Security concerns: security@cybersafehills.com

Legal and compliance: legal@cybersafehills.com

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