Powell Service Status — Customer Guide

This guide explains the Powell service status page: what it shows, what each status means, and
how to use it. The status page lets you check, at any time, whether Powell services are running
normally.

Where to find it

The status page is public — no login required:

What the status page shows

The status page reports the live health of the Powell services you rely on:

Service What it covers
API The Powell API that powers the product and integrations.
CDN Assets The static resources (scripts, styles, images) delivered globally through our CDN.
Manager The Powell Manager administration application.
Jobs Background processing and scheduled tasks (synchronizations, automated operations).

At the top of the page, a banner summarizes the overall situation across all services.

The data is refreshed every few minutes. Reload the page to see the latest status (the page
shows a "Last updated" time so you always know how recent the information is).

Understanding the statuses

Each service shows one of the following states:

Status Meaning
🟢 Operational The service is running normally.
🟠 Degraded The service is partially impaired — it works, but you may notice slowness or occasional errors.
🔴 Down The service is currently unavailable.
⚪ Unknown We temporarily don't have enough recent data to report a status.

The overall banner reflects the most severe status among all services. For example, if the API
is Down but everything else is Operational, the banner shows a major disruption.

Availability and regions

Powell continuously checks the APICDN Assets, and Manager from several locations
around the world (for example: West Europe, North Europe, East US, East Asia, Australia East). For
these services you will see:

  • An uptime percentage over the recent measurement window — how often the checks succeeded.
  • typical response time for each region — shown next to its uptime, so you can spot a region
    that is reachable but slow.
  • per-region breakdown — so you can see whether an issue is global or limited to a specific
    region. A problem affecting only one region often means the rest of the world is unaffected.

The Jobs service doesn't have a regional breakdown — it simply reflects whether background
processing is currently running.

The regional map

A companion map view shows each checking location as a colored dot on a world map:

  • The dot color uses the same meaning as above (green / orange / red).
  • Hovering a dot shows the detail for that location.

This gives you an at-a-glance view of where any problem is occurring geographically. You can switch
between the status list and the map using the links on each page.

How to use it

  • Before reporting an issue, check the status page. If a service is already marked Degraded or
    Down, we are aware and working on it.
  • If everything is green but you still experience a problem, it may be specific to your
    environment — please contact support.
  • The page can be bookmarked and shared within your organization:
    https://cdnassets.powell-software.com/status/status.html

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