> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.idlayr.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.idlayr.com/help-center/readme/status.md).

# Status

The IDlayr platform's current operational status — including any active incidents, scheduled maintenance windows, and the historical uptime record — is published at:

<https://idlayr.statuspage.io>

## What's covered

The status page reports on:

* **The v1 API** (EU and US data residency).
* **The OAuth2 token endpoint.**
* **The mobile SDK distribution** (Cloudsmith).
* **Callback delivery.**
* **The Enterprise Portal.**

Each component reports a current operational state and the recent history.

## Subscribing to updates

The status page supports email, RSS, and webhook subscriptions so you can be notified when an incident is opened, updated, or resolved. Configure these directly on the status page.

For production integrations, subscribing the team that's on-call for your IDlayr integration is recommended.

## Reporting a suspected outage

If you're seeing behaviour that looks like a platform issue but isn't yet reflected on the status page, please contact your IDlayr account team — see [Support](/help-center/readme/support.md). Reporting suspected incidents early helps us confirm scope and update the status page faster.


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