When the SLA applies
Operative period
The window the tier covers - business hours, or 24/7.
nbn™ enhanced SLA · Business-grade service levels
Standard nbn™ faults are fixed best-effort. Glue IT resells nbn®'s enhanced service levels (eSLA) - business-grade tiers that put a rectification target on faults, from 12 hours down to 4, business hours or 24/7.
Available on business-grade nbn™ services · availability and exact terms confirmed per address.
How an eSLA works
An enhanced SLA is three plain commitments - here's what each one means.
When the SLA applies
The window the tier covers - business hours, or 24/7.
Glue IT responds
You report to us; Glue IT responds within 3 hours (6am-6pm).
nbn®'s fix-time target
nbn®'s fix-time target - the tier number in hours (Enhanced-4 = 4-hour fix).
From everyday best-effort to a four-hour, around-the-clock fix target. We'll match the tier to what downtime costs you.
Everyday connectivity
Cost-aware business
Busy office
Around-the-clock cover, value
Extended-hours operations
Higher-dependency sites
Critical business hours
Most business-critical sites
Mission-critical / always-on
Enhanced service levels and rectification targets are defined by nbn®; availability and exact terms are confirmed per address before you commit. Learn more about nbn® enhanced service levels.
Two separate clocks: how fast Glue IT acts, and how fast nbn® aims to fix the network. The eSLA tightens the second - we stay on top of both.
Glue IT's commitment
Report a fault and Glue IT responds within 3 hours (6am-6pm) - a local team picking it up, lodging it with nbn® and keeping you posted. This is how fast we act.
nbn®'s commitment
nbn®'s fix-time target for the network fault itself, set by the eSLA tier above. A different clock from our 3-hour response - this is how fast the network is repaired, not how fast we pick it up.
Enhanced service levels resold by Glue IT, a registered business name of Graham Peter Hand (ABN 69 317 210 850, registered for GST), Penrith NSW 2750.
Tell us your address - we'll confirm what's available, quote the right tier and spell out the terms before you commit.