Service Level Agreement (SLA)

Part V of the Mentora Tanzania Legal Framework

Effective Date: 1 January 2026 · © 2026 Mentora Tanzania — A solution by Evolucion Technologies Company Limited

35. Purpose

This Service Level Agreement (SLA) defines the measurable performance standards, availability targets, and support commitments that Evolucion Technologies Company Limited guarantees to Institutions subscribing to the Mentora Tanzania platform. This SLA forms part of the overarching Mentora Service Agreement.

36. Service Availability

Service ComponentAvailability TargetMeasurement Period
Core Platform (Web Application)99.5%Monthly
AI Lesson Planning Engine99.0%Monthly
Analytics Dashboard99.0%Monthly
API Services99.5%Monthly
Data Backup Systems99.9%Monthly

Availability is calculated as: (Total Minutes − Downtime Minutes) / Total Minutes × 100

37. Incident Response and Resolution Times

Priority LevelDescriptionResponse TimeResolution Target
P1 — CriticalComplete service outage or data breach30 minutes4 hours
P2 — HighMajor feature unavailable, affecting multiple users2 hours8 hours
P3 — MediumFeature degradation, workaround available4 hours24 hours
P4 — LowMinor issue, cosmetic defect, or enhancement request1 business day5 business days

38. Scheduled Maintenance

  • Scheduled maintenance windows shall be communicated at least 48 hours in advance
  • Preferred maintenance window: Sundays, 02:00–06:00 EAT (East Africa Time)
  • Scheduled maintenance shall not exceed 4 hours per occurrence
  • Scheduled maintenance downtime is excluded from availability calculations
  • Emergency maintenance requiring immediate action shall be communicated as promptly as possible with follow-up incident reporting

39. Escalation Procedures

The following escalation path applies when SLA targets are not being met:

  1. Level 1 — Technical Support Team: First point of contact for all incidents. Available during business hours.
  2. Level 2 — Senior Engineering: Engaged for P1 and P2 incidents or when Level 1 resolution target is exceeded.
  3. Level 3 — Chief Technology Officer: Engaged for P1 incidents not resolved within target time or recurring systemic issues.
  4. Level 4 — CEO / Managing Director: Engaged for critical incidents with material business, legal, or reputational impact.

40. SLA Remedies

Where the Company fails to meet availability targets:

Monthly UptimeService Credit
99.0% – 99.5%5% of monthly fees
95.0% – 99.0%10% of monthly fees
90.0% – 95.0%25% of monthly fees
Below 90.0%50% of monthly fees

Service credits shall be applied to the following billing cycle. Maximum aggregate service credits shall not exceed 50% of monthly fees.

41. Exclusions

The following events are excluded from SLA availability calculations:

  • Scheduled maintenance as defined in Section 38
  • Force majeure events (natural disasters, pandemics, war, government action)
  • Issues caused by the Institution's network, hardware, or infrastructure
  • Third-party service outages beyond the Company's control
  • Actions or inactions by the Institution that cause service degradation

42. Reporting

The Company shall provide monthly SLA performance reports to Institutions, including uptime statistics, incident summaries, and any service credits due. Quarterly business reviews may be requested by Institutions to discuss performance trends and improvement plans.

Contact

For SLA-related inquiries, contact: mentoratanzania@gmail.com.