Service levels

General

Service Level Agreements (SLA) is an agreement between XLENT Link and a customer, regarding availability and support of Nexus Link Services.

Incident Reporting

In order for the Service Level Agreements to be valid, incidents need to be reported according to the Issue reporting guidelines.

Response time

The time, from when an incident is reported, until the Support Contact has started working with the incident. The customers choice of response time affects the monthly cost according to the following:

Response time Extra cost
8 hours No additional cost
2 hours See price list
1 hour See price list

Support opening hous

See Opening hours

Incident classification

Incident classification affects how Nexus Link staff work with the incident.

Priority Description Working procedure
1.Urgent Major disturbance. The application is not accessible to any users. There are no workarounds. Nexus Link staff work during Opening hours, with an additional overtime of maximum 4 hours, until the problem is solved.
2.High Significant disturbance. Parts of the application are not accessible or some users do not have access. There are workarounds but they lead to delays and loss of quality. Nexus Link staff work during Opening hours, with an additional overtime of maximum 2 hours, until the problem is solved.
3.Medium Minor disturbance. An application has decreased access to its services or a single user does not have access. Workarounds exist. Limited or no loss of quality or delays. Nexus Link staff work during Opening hours, until the problem is solved.
4.Low Questions and feature requests. Simpler questions are answered within 8 hours, bigger questions within a week. Feature requests are handled according to the process described here.

Feedback frequency

See here for more information on Customer feedback routines.

The feedback frequency is affected by incident priority, according to the following:

Priority Feedback frequency
1. Urgent 4 hours
2. High Daily
3. Medium Weekly
4. Low Weekly