System Maintenance & Network Uptime – How We Keep Things Running

🌐 Our Uptime Commitment

CrownThrive’s infrastructure is built to maintain a minimum uptime of 99.5%, with real-time monitoring across all platforms and integrated services.

We know how important availability is for:

  • Instructors launching new content
  • Students completing modules
  • Members booking services
  • Partners running loyalty or affiliate programs

Our DevOps and CTO team monitor platform performance 24/7, and respond rapidly to any disruptions.

🔧 Scheduled Maintenance

Maintenance TypeTypical TimingNotification Method
System UpgradesFriday 11PM–Saturday 3AM ETBanner in dashboard + Status Page
Platform DeploymentsWeekdays 6AM–8AM ETEmail notice to platform partners
Emergency PatchesAs neededStatus page + email if high impact

📌 We avoid scheduling maintenance during peak user hours unless urgent.

📡 Where to Check System Status

Our official real-time network dashboard shows uptime across all major platforms:

👉 status.crownthrive.com

You can:

  • See if a service is experiencing issues
  • Check for scheduled downtime
  • View incident history and uptime logs

⚠️ Outage Communication

If something breaks, you won’t be left in the dark.

You’ll be notified via:

  • Dashboard banner (platform-wide)
  • Email or in-app message (depending on tier)
  • Help Center alert (in major cases)

We also post:

  • Root cause reports
  • Expected resolution timelines
  • Next steps if any action is needed by users

🔐 Data Safety During Maintenance

Your data is always protected. During downtime:

  • We never delete user content
  • All submissions and transactions are queued
  • Failed actions (e.g., purchases, bookings) are logged and retried automatically once the system is restored
  • Stripe and third-party services follow their own redundancy protocols, which we monitor

🧾 Version Control

  • Published On: July 27, 2025
  • Last Reviewed: July 27, 2025
  • Next Review Due: October 2025
  • Maintained By: CTO + DevOps + Support Ops

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