Service level agreement

Last updated June 1, 2026

Plain English: We aim for 99.5% monthly uptime. If we miss, paying customers get a credit. Status is live at /status.

Uptime commitment

Taska targets 99.5% monthly uptime for the core authenticated surfaces (Today, Tasks, Calendar, Stats, Bookings) and the public booking pages (/book/:slug).

99.5% means we may be unavailable up to ~3 hours 39 minutes per calendar month before the SLA is breached.

What counts as downtime

  • HTTP 500-class errors on the API for > 5 consecutive minutes, as measured by our external uptime monitor.
  • Sign-in failure rate > 5% over a 15-minute window.
  • Task extraction worker stopped processing (no jobs advancing) for > 30 minutes during business hours (08:00–22:00 UTC).

What doesn't count

  • Scheduled maintenance windows announced 24+ hours ahead on /status and via email.
  • Outages caused by upstream providers we depend on (AWS, Stripe, Cognito, Gmail/Outlook OAuth providers, Bedrock). We pass through their reported incidents on our status page but can't credit for them.
  • Force majeure events (regional internet outages, large-scale cloud-provider failures, etc.).
  • Customer-caused issues (revoked OAuth, exhausted Bedrock personal cap, exceeded rate limits).

Credits

When we miss the 99.5% target in a calendar month, paying customers can request a service credit:

Monthly uptimeCredit
< 99.5% and ≥ 99.0%10% of monthly fee
< 99.0% and ≥ 95.0%25% of monthly fee
< 95.0%50% of monthly fee

Credits are applied to your next invoice and don't roll over past 90 days. Free-tier accounts don't qualify (no fee to credit).

How to claim

Email hello@enrevia-taska.com within 30 days of the affected month. Include your account email and the dates of the impact. We'll cross-check against our monitoring + status-page postmortems and confirm within 5 business days.

Status + incident comms

Live operational state is at /status. Material incidents (customer-data impact) trigger an email to affected accounts within 72 hours per the security policy, with a postmortem published within 5 business days.