There is no uptime guarantee, and there cannot be one
Prism runs on your hardware, inside your network. We do not host it, cannot see it, and cannot restart it. Any vendor promising you "99.9% uptime" on software installed in your own server room is selling you a number they have no way to control - your power, your disk, your VM host and your network decide that figure, not us.
So this plan commits to the things we genuinely control: how quickly we answer, how hard we work the problem, and how quickly a fix reaches you. Those are written below as dated commitments with a remedy attached. Everything else on this page exists to make those three honest.
What the plan covers
| Included | What that means in practice |
|---|---|
| Priority support | Your reports go to the front of the queue ahead of unplanned work and ahead of customers without the plan. Raised from inside Prism (Settings → Contact us) or by email, and answered within the response times in section 02. |
| Priority defect fixing | A confirmed defect you report is scheduled against the targets in section 02 rather than queued behind roadmap work. You get told which release carries the fix. |
| Restore & recovery help | If a database is damaged, a backup needs restoring, or an upgrade goes wrong, we work it with you until you are running again - including out of hours for a Severity 1. Prism snapshots itself every 24 hours and keeps 14; we help you use them. |
| Upgrade assistance | We will walk a new version through with you, and we will hold or roll back a pushed update on request. Pushed updates are opt-out at your end at any time. |
| A quarterly working session | Up to two hours per quarter with us on your actual configuration - statuses, templates, part numbering, BOM structure, reports. Not a sales call. Unused hours do not roll over. |
| A named route in | You are not filing into a generic queue. Reports are read by the people who write the software. |
Severity, response, and remediation
Two different kinds of promise, and the difference matters. Response is a commitment - a human who can act has read it and told you what happens next. Remediation is a target we work to and report against; software defects do not keep to a schedule, and a page that pretends otherwise is a page that gets quietly broken.
| Severity | When it applies | Response (committed) | Workaround (target) | Permanent fix (target) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1 - CriticalPRODUCTION STOPPED | Prism is unusable for the whole team, or data integrity is at risk. No reasonable workaround exists. | Within half a business day, and we aim for same day | Within 3 business days | In a release within 20 business days |
| S2 - Major | A core workflow is blocked for a team or a module - orders cannot be raised, BOMs will not save - but the rest of Prism works. | Next business day | Within 10 business days | In a release within 40 business days |
| S3 - Minor | Something is wrong, awkward or cosmetic, and a workaround exists. | Within 2 business days | - | Scheduled onto the backlog; we tell you where it sits and when it is likely |
| S4 - Question or request | How do I…, can Prism…, we would like… | Within 3 business days | - | Answered, or added to the roadmap with no committed date |
Severity is set by us, in consultation with you, on the effect it has on your work - not on how urgently it was reported. If we disagree with your rating we will say so on first response and explain why, so you can escalate rather than discover it later. Anything that puts your data at risk is S1 regardless of how few people it affects.
When the hours are counted
What we need from you
None of this is administrative throat-clearing. Each item is something that, when missing, is the actual reason a fix takes a fortnight instead of a day.
What this plan is not
Said plainly here so it is never a surprise mid-incident. Most of these we are happy to quote for separately.
A target with no consequence is a wish
If we miss a response commitment, tell us and that month's Service & Guarantee fee is credited in full. No form, no claim process - you point at the ticket and we credit it.
If we miss a remediation target on a Severity 1 or 2, we will tell you before the target passes rather than after, with a revised date and the reason. Miss two in a row on the same issue and the same credit applies. We would rather hand back $125 than have you find out from a calendar.
These credits are the agreed remedy for missed service targets under this plan. Nothing here limits your rights under the licence agreement or under law.
Term, price and cancellation
This is our standard list price — we could not reach our pricing service just now, so it may not be current. The quote you are shown at checkout is the price you pay. Ask us for a quote.
Settings → Contact us, or just email.
In-app is faster because it carries your licence, your version and any screenshot you attach - which is most of what we would otherwise have to ask for. Email works equally well if the app is the thing that is down.
EFFECTIVE 4 AUGUST 2026 · REPORTIL LTD