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Terros Service Level Agreement (SLA)

This document describes our uptime guarantees when it comes to our Terros Sales App and Website.

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Written by Trevor Allred
Updated over 6 months ago

1. Overview

At Terros, we are committed to providing highly available, scalable, and secure services to our customers. This document outlines our service level objectives, uptime statistics, architectural decisions that support high availability, and our approach to transparency and accountability.


2. Uptime Commitment

SLA:
Terros guarantees 99.95% uptime for our production services.

This translates to a maximum of:

  • 22 minutes of unplanned downtime per month


3. High Availability Architecture

Terros is built almost exclusively on serverless, horizontally scalable AWS services, including:

Service

SLA (AWS)

Redundancy Model

AWS Lambda

99.95%

Multi-AZ (Availability Zone)

DynamoDB

99.99%

Multi-AZ

API Gateway

99.95%

Multi-AZ

S3

99.9%

Multi-AZ

Primary region: us-east-1


4. Security and Compliance

  • Terros is on track to achieve SOC 2 Type II compliance by Q3 2025.

  • Our Trust Center is publicly available at https://trust.terros.com and includes our current security posture, policies, and compliance milestones.


5. Incident Communication & Support

In the event of an incident:

  • We provide prompt communication to affected clients via email or Slack

  • Incident root causes are reviewed and shared as needed

  • Fixes are deployed with urgency and transparency, with security always prioritized


6. Commitment to Improvement

We continuously evaluate our architecture, operations, and vendor dependencies to improve resiliency and transparency. We welcome security and ops discussions with your teams and encourage feedback to help us serve you better.


Questions or Custom SLA Requests?

We recognize that enterprise customers may have unique requirements. Please reach out to your Terros representative to discuss custom SLAs, log feeds, or integration enhancements.

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