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Service health

Use service health information to understand whether an issue is local to your account, your organisation, or part of a wider EtherAssist service event.

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Before you begin

  • Sign in with an account that has access to this area.
  • Confirm the organisation, tenant, or source material you need to work with.
  • Keep customer data, secrets, and screenshots within your organisation's handling policy.

Prerequisites

  • The time and timezone of the issue.
  • Affected users, organisation, and feature.
  • Any customer-safe error message or screenshot.

Check service health

EtherAssist maintains a service status page for current availability, scheduled maintenance, and recent incident history.

View the EtherAssist service status dashboard

Check service health when

  • Sign-in fails for multiple users.
  • Chat, Agent Mode, exports, or integrations stop responding.
  • A connected service such as Teams or a browser extension behaves unexpectedly.
  • Scheduled tasks do not run as expected.

Before raising a ticket

  1. Check the service status page.
  2. Confirm whether the issue affects one user, one organisation, or multiple users.
  3. Reproduce in another browser or account when practical.
  4. Record the exact time, feature, and error message.
  5. Remove secrets or unrelated personal data before sending support notes.

Expected result

You can distinguish a local access or browser issue from a wider service event and provide support with useful, safe triage information.

Tips

  • Keep names, prompts, and configuration values specific to the task you are performing.
  • Check role, subscription, region, and tenant policy when a feature is not visible.

Troubleshooting

IssueWhat to do
Status page shows an active incidentFollow the incident updates and avoid repeating risky actions until service is restored.
Only one user is affectedCheck account access, browser state, and sign-out/sign-in before escalating.
A scheduled task did not runCapture the schedule, expected run time, and affected task before contacting support.

Next steps