Service Status
The Service Status page is a live, public-facing status dashboard hosted on Freshstatus that provides real-time visibility into the operational health of all major QuickReply systems—such as WhatsApp messaging, dashboard access, template sync, broadcasts, and integrations.
This page acts as the official source of truth for checking whether any service disruptions or outages are in effect.
Why it matters
Real-time transparency: Know instantly if a feature is impacted before raising a support ticket.
Proactive communication: Stay informed on incident progress, resolution timelines, and past issues.
Improved planning: Delay critical campaigns or notify your internal teams during known disruptions.
Status at a glance: See what’s operational, degraded, or under maintenance.
What can you find on the service status page
Current System Status
At the top, you’ll see a summary banner showing whether all systems are operational or if there are any ongoing issues.
Component-wise Status
Individual system modules like:
WhatsApp Message Delivery
Broadcast Scheduling
Dashboard Access
Analytics Reports
API & Integrations …are listed with their current status (Operational, Degraded, Partial Outage, or Major Outage).
Incident History
Scroll down to view detailed logs of past incidents, with:
Time of issue
Affected services
Root cause (if available)
Resolution status and timestamps
Maintenance Announcements
Planned maintenance windows are shown ahead of time so you can plan around temporary downtimes.
How to access and use it
Navigate to the Status Page
Or from the QuickReply dashboard, go to Help & Support or click the Service Status indicator in the left menu footer.
Check Real-Time System Health
Look at the main banner and the list of individual components to see if everything is functioning normally.
Subscribe for Alerts (Recommended)
Click the “Subscribe to Updates” button in the top-right corner of the page.
Choose your preferred alert method: Email, SMS, Slack, or Webhook.
You’ll be notified whenever there’s a new issue, ongoing incident, or post-resolution update.
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