Availability communication

A status page must reflect observed service health.

This draft describes the status and incident process Batch Scale must operate before customer-data launch.

Launch-blocking draft: counsel approval and complete legal identity configuration are still required.
No live incident-management feed is connected to this page. The absence of a notice here is not evidence that all systems are operational.

Version 2026-08-21-draft-1 · Revised August 21, 2026

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Components and sources

The approved status system should separately report public site, authentication, application, storefronts, APIs, file storage, email, integrations, and other material components using monitored evidence and operator confirmation.

02

Incident updates

A confirmed material incident should receive an initial notice, impact and affected components, investigation or mitigation updates, restoration notice, and a final resolution timestamp. Security details may be limited while risk remains.

03

History and post-incident review

Material incidents should remain available in an incident history. A post-incident review should identify timeline, impact, cause, correction, prevention work, and owners without exposing sensitive security information.

04

Technical indicators

Liveness and readiness endpoints support deployment monitoring but are not end-to-end transaction checks or contractual uptime measurements.

05

Report a problem

Record the time, workflow, workspace, visible error, and request identifier, then contact [email protected]. Never send passwords, tokens, private keys, or complete payment information.

Related information

This page is a counsel-review draft and is not approved for commercial reliance. Signed agreements and rights that cannot be limited under applicable law control where they differ.