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Uptime — Flowie Platform Status

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Status monitoring is currently being instrumented. Live uptime metrics and incident history will appear here once monitor wiring is complete (expected Q3 2026). In the meantime, contact support@flowie.fr to report a service issue or confirm platform availability.

SLA targets and credit terms are documented separately at View SLA Details.

Real-time

Current status

Monitor wiring is in progress. The status panel will appear here once BetterUptime synthetic monitors are connected to all production endpoints. Estimated: Q3 2026.

Monitor wiring in progress

BetterUptime synthetic monitors are being connected to all production endpoints. Live status will appear here once wiring is complete (expected Q3 2026). For urgent service questions, email support@flowie.fr.

30-day · 90-day · YTD

Uptime metrics

Live metrics coming online Q3 2026. SLA targets are documented separately.

⚠️ TO VALIDATE: confirm what's monitored once monitors are wired — likely API gateway, Web app, E-invoicing endpoints, and Integrations layer as listed below, but verify against actual BetterUptime configuration before publishing. Publish uptime percentages only after ≥90 days of actual data showing uptime ≥0.05pp above target.
Service30-day uptime90-day uptimeYTD uptimeSLA target
API gateway99.9% (Standard) / 99.95% BH, 99.9% OBH (Enterprise)
Web application99.9% (Standard) / 99.95% BH, 99.9% OBH (Enterprise)
E-invoicing endpoints99.9% (Standard) / 99.95% BH, 99.9% OBH (Enterprise)
Integrations layer99.9% (Standard) / 99.95% BH, 99.9% OBH (Enterprise)

Methodology

How we measure

Flowie uses BetterUptime synthetic transaction monitoring. Monitors run every 5 minutes from 3 geographically distributed probe locations. Each probe executes an end-to-end transaction against the monitored endpoint — not a simple ping.

What counts as downtime: A service is considered down when it is unavailable or returns errors to more than 50% of users for more than 5 consecutive minutes as measured across all three probe locations.

What is excluded from downtime calculations:

  • Scheduled maintenance windows (≤4 hours cumulative per quarter, announced ≥7 days in advance, preferably Sundays 02:00–04:00 CET)
  • Force majeure events outside Flowie's reasonable control
  • Degradation caused by customer-side configuration, customer-controlled infrastructure, or third-party services not under Flowie's operational control
⚠️ TO VALIDATE: confirm final BetterUptime monitor configuration (probe locations, check interval, transaction type) before publishing.

Past 90 days

Incident history

The incident log will publish once monitor backfill completes.

No resolved incidents to show yet — the incident log will publish here once BetterUptime monitor backfill completes.

Severity classifications: S1 critical (customer notification + war-room); S2 high (accelerated response); S3 medium (tracked); S4 low (normal change management). GDPR Article 33 personal data breach notifications operate on a separate 72-hour regulatory timeline, independent of operational incident severity.

Email · Slack

Subscribe to status updates

Get notified before and during any service event.

If the widget below does not render, subscribe directly at flowie.betteruptime.com.

What you receive:

  • Maintenance notifications — minimum 7 days advance notice before any scheduled window
  • Incident notifications — within 5 minutes of a monitor triggering, for S1 and S2 events
  • Resolution notifications — when a service is confirmed restored

Notification channels: email and Slack (via BetterUptime).

Read this together with /sla

How this relates to our SLA

The uptime figures and incident log on this page are published for operational transparency. They include all events — including scheduled maintenance windows — so that operations and IT teams have the full picture.

Scheduled maintenance windows are excluded from SLA calculations even though they appear here for transparency. SLA uptime calculations use net available time only.

For details on uptime commitments by tier, credit eligibility, credit request process, and force majeure exclusions, see the SLA page.

Buyers ask us this

Frequently asked questions

What operations and IT leaders ask before signing a contract or running a procurement-side review.

Is Flowie down right now?

Check the status panel above for real-time component status. If the embed is unavailable, open flowie.betteruptime.com directly. For urgent issues, contact support@flowie.fr.

What counts as downtime?

A service is considered down when it is unavailable to more than 50% of users for more than 5 consecutive minutes, as measured by our synthetic transaction probes. Scheduled maintenance windows, force majeure events, and customer-induced degradation are excluded from this definition.

How far back is your incident history?

This page shows the past 90 days publicly. Enterprise customers can request incident records beyond 90 days directly from their Customer Success Manager.

Can I subscribe to status updates?

Yes. Use the subscribe widget on this page. Notifications are available via email and Slack. Maintenance windows are announced at least 7 days in advance. S1 and S2 incident notifications are sent within 5 minutes of a monitor triggering.

How do you measure uptime?

BetterUptime synthetic transaction monitors check each service every 5 minutes from 3 geographically distributed probe locations. Each check executes an end-to-end transaction, not a connectivity ping. A service registers as down when all three probes agree it is unavailable for more than 5 consecutive minutes.

Next steps

Read this with the SLA, then check our broader security posture.

Uptime is one half of the picture. SLA terms set the contractual commitments; the security page lays out controls, certifications, and breach procedures.