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SLA Evidence

Explore provider evidence while the sample grows. SLA comparisons also require a published target and a direct source.

Source-attested sample rebuilding · no records currently meet this view's publication floor

Evidence you can explore now

1,829 vendors with a verified current provider check. A fresh check shows source coverage; it does not qualify a reliability rating or prove every customer is unaffected.

What this view needs before ratings appear

Each 30-day comparison needs at least 576 verified hourly observations. A 90-day percentage needs 1,728. SLA evidence also needs the provider's published numeric target and a direct source link.

Unverified and legacy records do not count toward these requirements. There is no promised publication date: missing observations and unmatched notices can extend the wait.

Recently checked providers

Sample of 12 verified current checks, listed alphabetically. Open a service to inspect its source, observation history and community reports.

Recent provider incident evidence

Publication standard for SLA evidence

We publish an SLA target only when the service catalog contains both an explicit numeric target and a direct public source URL. We do not infer a generic target from provider size or status-feed type. Any comparison is against aggregate status-page observations and is not a determination of contractual compliance or customer eligibility for service credits.

No record is better than an unsourced claim. See status reliability observations and methodology and limitations.