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Service Level Agreement (SLA) Generator

Service Level Agreement (SLA) Generator

Industry-standard SLA · Uptime Guarantees · KPIs & Performance Metrics · Service Credits · Escalation Procedures · Force Majeure · Governing Law

Uptime SLA (99.9% – 99.99%) Response & Resolution Times Service Credits & Penalties KPIs & Performance Metrics Escalation Procedures Force Majeure Indemnification & Liability Cap Governing Law & Dispute Resolution
SLO
Service Level Objectives — measurable targets (e.g., 99.9% uptime) set internally, tighter than the public SLA to maintain a buffer before penalties
KPI
Key Performance Indicators — uptime, MTTR, MTBF, response time, resolution time, error rate, throughput; must align with client's business objectives
99.9%
Standard SaaS tier — allows ~43 min/month downtime (8.76 hrs/year); 99.99% (four nines) = ~4.3 min/month; 99.999% = ~26 sec/month
Credits
Service credits — escalating % of monthly fee: typically 10% (99–99.9%), 25% (95–99%), 50% (below 95%); cap usually at 100% of monthly fee
FM
Force Majeure — exempts provider from obligations during events beyond reasonable control (natural disasters, cyber-attacks, gov. actions, pandemics)
Disclaimer: This tool generates a draft Service Level Agreement for reference and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. An SLA is a contractual commitment between a service provider and a client defining performance standards, uptime guarantees, response/resolution times, service credits, and remedies for non-performance. Key industry-standard frameworks include ITIL v4, ISO/IEC 20000, and NIST SP 800-53 (for cloud/IT services). Uptime calculations vary by provider and measurement window (monthly vs. rolling). Liability caps, indemnification clauses, and data protection obligations should be reviewed by qualified legal counsel before execution. This generator is jurisdiction-neutral and may need to be adapted for specific governing law (e.g., Contract Act 1872 – Bangladesh, Sale of Goods Act, Consumer Protection laws, GDPR, or applicable data protection regulations).
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Parties to the Agreement

Service Provider

Client / Customer

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Agreement Details

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Services Covered

Define each service in scope, its description, and applicable uptime / availability target. Use industry-standard tiers: 99.99% (mission-critical), 99.95% (business-important), 99.9% (standard).

Examples: Cloud Server Hosting — 99.99% uptime; Help Desk Support — 99.9% availability; Database Management — 99.95% uptime. Add all services covered under this SLA.

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Performance Metrics & KPIs

Define the measurable KPIs that govern this SLA. Industry standards: Critical issues — 15 min response / 2 hr resolution; High — 1 hr response / 4 hr resolution; Standard — 4 hr response / 24 hr resolution.

Add metrics: Response Time, Resolution Time, Mean Time To Repair (MTTR), Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF), Error Rate, Throughput, Customer Satisfaction (CSAT), First Contact Resolution (FCR), etc.

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Service Credits & Penalty Structure

Define the escalating service credit structure. Industry standard: 99–99.5% = 10% monthly fee credit; 95–99% = 25%; below 95% = 50%. Credits are applied to the next invoice and capped at 100% of monthly fee.

Service credits are the Client's exclusive remedy for uptime failures unless an outage exceeds 24 hours, in which case the Client may pursue actual damages up to the agreed liability cap.

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Support Hours, Escalation & Reporting

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SLA Exclusions

Define what is excluded from SLA calculations. Standard exclusions: scheduled maintenance, force majeure events, customer-side failures, third-party outages beyond provider control.

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Legal Terms — Liability, IP & Governing Law

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Additional Notes / Special Conditions

Add any special conditions, performance bonuses for overachievement, disaster recovery obligations, data portability / exit assistance, audit rights, insurance requirements, or any other bespoke provisions.

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