Agreement · SLA

What you can expect from us.

Every quote comes with a written Service Level Agreement. It supplements the NLdigital Terms and sets out how we are available, how we handle incidents and what happens if we miss a commitment. Below is the core — not the contract.

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Per service

Four chapters, one document.

The SLA is a framework plus addenda. Which addendum applies is stated on the quote. Network and colocation always carry 24/7 coverage; for servers, business hours are included and 24x7 is an option; consultancy commits to response times, not an uptime percentage.

Dedicated servers
Hardware we supply and maintain. Business hours as standard; faster repair targets as a 24x7 option.
Network & DDoS
Uplinks, capacity, IP space and mitigation. Always 24/7, because a network fault affects everyone.
Consultancy
Advice, engineering and managed work. Best-effort with agreed response times by priority.
Colocation
Space, power, cooling and access around your own equipment. Always 24/7 on the facility.
How it works

The machinery behind the agreement.

  • Reporting — in writing first via the dashboard or email, then call. That puts the detail in front of the engineer immediately.
  • Maintenance — overnight, within a fixed window. Expected interruptions are announced in advance.
  • Credits — if we miss a commitment, a credit scheme exists. It runs on request, not automatically.
  • B2B only — this SLA applies to organisations, not to consumers.
  • Contract language — English is authoritative; a Dutch translation is available on request.
Left out on purpose

What is not on this page.

Percentages, repair times and the credit table belong in the agreement, not on a public page. We walk through those with the proposal — so the numbers match your service and location.

The details belong in the conversation.

Want to know what the SLA says for your service? Schedule an intro or request a proposal.