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All systems operational Updated September 18, 2026 at 9:23 AM UTC

System status

Current state of everything between a prospect filling out a form and a lead arriving on your desk. Maintained by the people who run the programs.

All systems operational

Last updated September 18, 2026 at 9:23 AM UTC. This page is maintained manually, and the same update goes to every affected account contact.

Component status

11 components, from the campaigns that create demand to the screens you sign in to.

  • Lead generation campaigns

    The owned acquisition campaigns that produce demand across all three verticals.

    Operational
  • Form capture

    Landing pages and forms accepting prospect submissions.

    Operational
  • Consent recording

    Capture and storage of the disclosure shown, the timestamp, the IP address, and the page.

    Operational
  • Filters and validation

    Phone validation, duplicate suppression, geography, product fit, and buyer disqualifiers.

    Operational
  • HTTP post delivery

    Signed posts to buyer endpoints, including the retry schedule.

    Operational
  • Webhook delivery

    Event delivery for lead lifecycle, credits, and disposition acknowledgements.

    Operational
  • AgentTech Dialer delivery

    Native delivery into dialer campaigns and disposition feedback coming back.

    Operational
  • Solved Enroll delivery

    Native delivery into pre-populated client records for buyers in the private beta.

    Operational
  • Reporting

    Delivery and outcome reporting, program comparison, and scheduled exports.

    Operational
  • API

    Buyer-facing REST endpoints for leads, deliveries, reports, dispositions, and credits.

    Operational
  • Portal

    Account sign-in, program configuration screens, and cap and pacing controls.

    Operational

Delivery components cover the shared paths. If something is wrong with your own endpoint specifically, your account contact tells you directly rather than waiting for a component here to change color.

Scheduled maintenance

No maintenance is scheduled. When work is planned, it is announced here and by email at least 72 hours in advance.

  • Outside calling hours. Work that can touch delivery runs when your agents are not on the phone, not when it is convenient for us.
  • Leads are held, not dropped. If delivery pauses during a window, leads queue and are released afterward at a pace your endpoint can absorb.
  • Not during AEP. No optional maintenance during the Medicare annual enrollment period. Tell us your own peak weeks and we will avoid those too.
  • One path at a time. Delivery paths are worked on separately, so a change to the webhook path does not take the HTTP post path with it.
  • Emergencies move without notice. Security fixes and upstream failures are announced as incidents rather than as maintenance.

Operating commitments

72 hours
Minimum notice before planned maintenance.
60 minutes
Maximum gap between updates while an incident is open.
one business day
First response on a support request.
One
Buyer per lead, in an incident and out of one.

How we tell you

Three channels, in the order you will normally hear about something.

Reporting a problem we have not posted

Bring these four things and the first reply can contain an answer instead of a question.

Email contact@solvedmarket.ing or call +1 (866) 415-6192. For anything security related, see the security page.

FAQs

Status questions

How is this page updated?

By hand. When a component is affected, someone changes its status here and publishes the page, so what you read is a statement from the people running the programs rather than the output of a probe. The same update goes to every affected account contact at the same time.

How often will I hear from you during an incident?

At least every 60 minutes while an incident is open, even when the update is that we are still working on it. The final note names the affected components, the window, what changed, and whether any leads were held or delayed.

What happens to my leads during a delivery incident?

They are held, not discarded. Failed deliveries retry on a backoff schedule, and a lead that cannot be delivered after the full schedule is held and is not billed. When delivery is restored, held leads are released at a pace your endpoint can absorb rather than all at once.

When does planned maintenance happen?

In a window outside United States calling hours, announced at least 72 hours in advance. We do not schedule optional maintenance during the Medicare annual enrollment period, and we will avoid your own peak weeks if you tell us when they are.

How do I subscribe to status updates?

Email contact@solvedmarket.ing with the addresses you want on the list. Your named account contact also notifies you directly for anything affecting your own programs, which is faster than any list.

Something is broken but this page says operational. What now?

Tell us rather than waiting for the page to catch up. Email contact@solvedmarket.ing or call +1 (866) 415-6192 with the program, a lead id, and a timestamp, and we can pull the delivery record for that lead.

Something else? Contact us

Seeing something this page is not?

Send a lead id and a timestamp and we will pull the delivery record for it.