Service Level and Support Policy
Draft only. Requires legal review before publication. This software provides compliance tooling, but does not provide legal advice.
Service Level and Support Policy
Purpose
Explain support scope, uptime language, target response times, maintenance, and exclusions.
Source model
This slot follows mature SaaS and security-software legal-center patterns: Zapier-style customer terms, DPA, subprocessors, security, and data-transfer material; Avast-style license, acceptable-use, privacy, IP, transparency, and accessibility material.
Jurisdiction focus
Prepare this for EU users and Czech-market operation. Complete operator details, Czech consumer wording, cookie consent behavior, GDPR roles, and cross-border transfer safeguards before publication.
Support channels
List support email, in-app support, billing support, privacy requests, and security reporting channels.
Response targets
Set target first-response times by plan and severity. Avoid guaranteed SLA language unless backed by operations.
Availability
Describe uptime target if offered, planned maintenance, emergency maintenance, and third-party dependency exclusions.
Exclusions
Exclude customer network issues, third-party provider outages, misconfigured integrations, unsupported browsers, abuse, and force majeure where appropriate.
Escalation
Describe how critical incidents, billing issues, privacy requests, and security reports are escalated.
Completion checklist
- Set realistic response targets.
- Do not promise uptime credits unless billing supports them.
- Align with public pricing plan benefits.
