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Guaranteed Response When It Matters Most

2-hour response, 4-hour resolution guarantee. Contracted stand-by SLA for mission-critical operations.

2 hours
Guaranteed response time
4 hours
Guaranteed resolution time
24/7/365
On-duty coverage

For some operations, an IT outage exceeding four hours is simply unacceptable. In critical events such as production downtime, ERP access loss or network failure, delivering a solution within hours requires a dedicated stand-by team.

DataSys's stand-by service package provides a 2-hour response and 4-hour resolution guarantee for your critical events, backed by dedicated engineers on 24/7 duty all year round. This guarantee is not a commitment — it is a contractual obligation.

Quarterly drills and scenario simulations keep response readiness continuously up to date. The stand-by team reviews your infrastructure in advance and waits prepared for possible crisis scenarios.

What We Deliver

2-Hour Response SLA

Response within 2 hours of a critical event notification — contractually guaranteed.

4-Hour Resolution SLA

Resolution commitment within 4 hours for standard critical incidents.

Dedicated On-call Engineer

A dedicated engineer on 24/7 duty who knows your infrastructure.

Quarterly Drills

Crisis scenarios are simulated to periodically test response procedures.

Coverage Planning

Special coverage arrangements for holiday periods and peak operations.

Priority Escalation

Stand-by events bypass all other requests and reach senior engineers directly.

Our Process

01

Infrastructure Familiarisation

On-call engineer reviews your infrastructure and critical systems in advance.

02

Scope Agreement

Critical systems, SLA levels and escalation procedures are defined in the contract.

03

Drills & Readiness

Quarterly drills test and update response procedures.

04

24/7 On-duty

Dedicated engineer stands by; moves immediately when a critical event is notified.

Stand-by Service Package

Free discovery call — no commitment, no risk.

Discuss a Stand-by Package