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Along with each of our cloud Premium and Enterprise products, we include a Service Level Agreement (SLA). Our SLA guarantees 99.90% uptime for Premium products and 99.95% uptime for Enterprise products. If you encounter issues that don’t meet our guarantee, you can submit a request for compensation in the form of credits to your next bill.
The following products qualify for SLA compensation:
Monthly uptime percentage for Premium plans
JiraPremium: 99.90%
Jira Product Discovery 99,9%
Jira Product Discovery is currently in Early Access Program mode. The product will honor the 99% uptime commitment once it’s Generally Available.
Jira Service Management Premium: 99.90%
Confluence Premium: 99.90%
Bitbucket Cloud Premium plans: 99.90%
Compass Premium: 99.90%
Monthly uptime percentage for Enterprise plans
Jira Enterprise: 99.95%
Jira Service Management Enterprise: 99.95%
Confluence Enterprise: 99.95%
For more details about our SLA, see https://www.atlassian.com/legal/sla.
Incidents that qualify for SLA compensation
You can request compensation for incidents that occur during the following experiences:
Site downtime
Viewing, creating, and editing issues and viewing boards (Jira)
Viewing and editing issues, viewing queues, and raising requests (Jira Service Desk)
Viewing, creating, and editing pages and adding comments (Confluence)
Pull request create, view diff, approve (Bitbucket Cloud)
Git transactions over HTTPS/SSH (Bitbucket Cloud)
Bitbucket Cloud Pipeline Started (excluding self-hosted runners) (Bitbucket Cloud)
Viewing, creating, and edit components (Compass)
Only browser-based experiences are covered. Integrations, API calls, and mobile experiences aren’t covered. The only exception is Bitbucket Cloud GIT transactions.
If you think you qualify for compensation, you need to submit two separate requests to get help and compensation.
Report your problem and get help. To do that, submit a technical support request during the incident at support.atlassian.com/contact.
Request a compensation credit. After you submit a technical support ticket, you have until the 15th the month after the problem occurred to submit a compensation request. To do that, submit a separate SLA compensation request, as explained in the next section.
You can only request SLA compensation for production instances of Premium and Enterprise products. Trial and sandbox instances are ineligible for SLA compensation.
You can submit a request for a product if you have one of the following roles:
Billing contact or technical contact (original billing system), or Billing admin (new billing system). Understand billing administration
Site admin for the product or organization admin. Learn more about admin permissions
To submit a request:
From the dropdown What can we help you with?, select Compensation Requests.
From Select a topic, select Cloud Premium SLA compensation request or Cloud Enterprise compensation request, depending on the plan of the product.
Enter the rest of the details for your request and click Submit.
If multiple incidents occur for one product during a given month, include all of them in one compensation ticket. If incidents occur across products, you need to create separate tickets for each product.
After submitting your request, our team will validate the claim and award a service credit when applicable. Once we determine the credit amount, we add it to the ticket. If you disagree with the amount awarded, you have 3 business days to request that we revisit the claim.
Depending on the downtime you experience, we offer the following tiers of service credit:
Monthly uptime percentage | Service credit for Premium products | Service credit for Enterprise products |
---|---|---|
Less than 99.95% | N/A | 5% |
Less than 99.90% | 10% | |
Less than 99.00% | 25% | |
Less than 95.0% | 50% |
If your bill is on monthly payments, your service credit will be based on the monthly fee for the impacted product. You receive that credit on your next month’s invoice.
If you pay your bill annually, your service credit will be based on your annual fee (adjusted for amount per month) for the impacted product. You receive that credit on your next annual invoice.
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