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PURIST
30 days
Money-back window
14 h/wk
Modeled time saved
99.97%
Uptime SLA
< 7 days
Deploy time
PURIST AI
Claude Opus 4.7 · n8n v1.71 · <80ms
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Operations
Beginner

SLA (Service Level Agreement)

A contractual commitment on service quality. PURIST's uptime SLA is 99.97% meaning less than 2.6 hours of unplanned downtime per year across all deployed workflows.

Expert insight

An SLA on an automated workflow is only meaningful if the workflow's actual failure modes are known and monitored, promising "99.9% uptime" without genuine alerting on failures is a number nobody can verify, including the person who set it. SLAs should be backed by the same monitoring that would catch a breach before a client notices.

In a real workflow

A support SLA of a first reply within four business hours is monitored automatically with escalation.

Common mistakes

  • Promising SLAs that are not measured.
  • Ignoring time zones and business hours in SLA timers.

Complexity level

Beginner

Anyone can understand this no technical background needed.

Quick facts

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Level
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