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Introduction

The LiveVox Status Page provides information about the operational state of the LiveVox platform components and the reported incidents. In addition, the Status Page contains updates related to system outages and maintenance, live and historical data on system performance, and service interruptions.

Accessing the Status Page

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1. Go to https://statuspage.livevox.com/.
2. Enter your email address and password, and then click AUTHENTICATE.
   The LiveVox Status Page appears.
   

Status Page

Status Information

The following information about the status is displayed on the Status Page:

• Overall status (for example, Operational) for the last 90 days, including the current day.

• Overall uptime percentage for the last 90 days, including the current day.

• Status for each day represented as a red or green bar.

Status Information Levels

The status information is displayed at the following levels:

• Platform environment (for example, LiveVox 15 NA3): The information at this level is displayed by default within a section.

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  You can see the number of components that suffered an outage for a given day by hovering over the red bar for that day.

  
  

• Component within a platform environment (for example, ACD within LiveVox 15 NA3): The information at this level is displayed when you click  within a section.

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  You can see the duration of an outage for a given day, including the related incidents, by hovering over the red bar for that day.

  
  

Status Indicators

• The status Operational (green) indicates that the components are operating with no issues.
• The status Service Disruption (red) indicates that a component is operating with issues. 

• The status Partial Service Disruption (orange) indicates that a specific version of a component is affected, however, the instance of the component that you are using is unaffected.

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  A service disruption that lasts more than 10 minutes generates an incident ticket.

  
  

• A red bar indicates that a component suffered an outage.
• A green bar indicates that no downtime was recorded.

Past Incidents

The Status Page also displays the Past Incidents section, which contains a list of the reported incidents and maintenance for the last fifteen days, including the current day.

Accessing Historical Uptime

To access the historical uptime, on the Status Page, click View historical uptime.
A page displaying the Uptime tab appears. 

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Accessing Incident History

To access the history of all incidents, on the Status Page, in the Past Incidents section, click Incident History.
A page displaying the Incidents tab appears. 

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Subscribing to Updates

You can subscribe to system updates and incidents via email or text message. If you have subscribed via email, you are notified of incidents when they are created, updated, or resolved. If you have subscribed via text message, you are notified of incidents when they are created and resolved.

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1. On the Status Page, click SUBSCRIBE TO UPDATES.
   A pop-up window appears.

2. If you want to subscribe via email:

   1. Click , and then click SUBSCRIBE VIA EMAIL.
      A page displaying the Components section appears. This section displays the components for which you can receive updates. By default, the checkboxes next to all components are selected.

   2. Clear the checkboxes next to the components for which you do not want to receive updates.

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      You can clear all checkboxes simultaneously by clicking Select none. You can select all checkboxes simultaneously by clicking Select all.

      
      

   3. Click SAVE.
      You are subscribed to updates via email. An email from LiveVox Status Page confirming your subscription is sent to you.

3. If you want to subscribe via text message:
   1. Click .
   2. In the drop-down list box, select your country.
   3. In the text box, enter your phone number.
   4. Click SUBSCRIBE VIA TEXT MESSAGE.
      A page displaying the Components section appears. This section displays the components for which you can receive updates. By default, the checkboxes next to all components are selected.

   5. Clear the checkboxes next to the components for which you do not want to receive updates.

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      You can clear all checkboxes simultaneously by clicking Select none. You can select all checkboxes simultaneously by clicking Select all.

      
      

   6. Click SAVE.
      You are subscribed to updates via text message.

Managing Your Subscription

You can unsubscribe from updates or modify your subscription preferences.

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