Version: 2.1 - Oct 2024
At Warp VR, we believe in the importance of maintaining our applications, which are used daily by our customers and trainees. We offer a service level agreement (SLA) that outlines how we manage changes, updates, questions, and incidents. This document provides a detailed explanation of our SLA.
We prioritize efficient and swift resolution of incidents. Our process is designed to ensure transparent communication and effective solutions. Here's our approach:
This process ensures each incident receives the necessary attention, keeping our customers informed and engaged throughout.
Incidents are classified as Critical, High, or Normal based on the disruption degree and the number of impacted users. We commit to the following response times for each priority level:
Severity | Definition | Response Time | Service Hours |
---|---|---|---|
Critical | - VR scenario(s) can't be played impacting nearly all users. |
For Critical incidents, we strive to resolve the issue as soon as possible, even if it requires working beyond regular hours. This may also necessitate customer availability for incident input after regular work hours.
Please note that Warp VR cannot guarantee specific resolution times as the incident nature can vary significantly. For instance, a server issue might be resolved within minutes, while a geographical network problem could take longer.
Regardless, our goal is to resolve incidents as quickly as possible, keeping customers updated on our progress, with multiple updates per day if necessary.
We understand the importance of a reliable VR training application for our customers. To ensure this, we commit to the following: