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Software/IT Services Cloud: releases and SLAs that don't go stale.

A real, project-scoped release record — version and environment, planned through deployed or rolled back — plus client-linked support incidents with a real, severity-driven SLA response deadline computed live, never stored, so it can never silently go stale.

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Real IT Services Modules

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Release Status Stages

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Incident Severity Levels

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Hardcoded Industry Logic

The Problem

A ticket isn't an SLA — and a deploy isn't a changelog entry.

An IT services team needs two real answers a generic ticket system can't give: which version is actually live in which environment, and whether a client incident is still inside its SLA window right now, not whenever someone checks.

"What's actually deployed to production" lives in a Slack thread, not a real record.
SLA deadlines get tracked in a spreadsheet that's already out of date by the time anyone opens it.
Nothing distinguishes a P1 outage from a P4 request — every ticket looks the same.
How It Works

From planned release to a live SLA clock

Every release is scoped to a real project and environment; every incident's SLA status is computed live.

Step 1

Track the release

Version and target environment — a real record per project, not a changelog file.

Step 2

Deploy or roll back

Planned through in-progress to deployed — with a real, timestamped deploy record, or a rollback if it goes wrong.

Step 3

Log the incident

A severity from P1 to P4, each with its own real response-time SLA.

Step 4

Watch the SLA clock live

On track, at risk, or breached — computed fresh every time, never a stale stored value.

Use Cases

Where this shows up in your day

CTOs

Need to know exactly what's live in production right now.

A real, queryable release record per environment.

Lead Developers

Need to roll back a bad deploy fast.

A real ROLLED_BACK status, timestamped and visible to the whole team.

Support Leads

Need to know which incidents are about to breach SLA.

A real, live-computed AT_RISK status before it's too late.

Client Success Teams

Need to prove an SLA was actually met.

A real, timestamped response and resolution record per incident.

Walkthrough

One release, one incident, tracked in real time

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Version v2.4.0 is planned for a client project's production environment.

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It moves to In Progress, then Deployed — a real, timestamped deploy record.

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A P1 incident comes in from the same client — the SLA clock starts ticking immediately, a 1-hour response window.

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The incident's status moves to In Progress, marking a real response time against the deadline.

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It's resolved within the window — SLA met, a real record the team and client can both see.

Connects To

Part of one platform, not a bolt-on

Projects

Releases are scoped to the same Project every FlashCat.ai organization already runs.

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CRM

Support incidents attach to the same Client record used for invoicing and communication across the platform.

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Module Marketplace

Enable Releases and Support Incidents independently — Releases depends on Projects, Support Incidents depends on CRM.

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Never let an SLA breach sneak up on you.

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