Incident Priority & Response Guidelines
Purpose
This page explains how NoCode‑X classifies and handles incidents so that customers have a clear, transparent, and comprehensible view of how we prioritize work and communicate during issues.
For general documentation, community links, and bug reporting references, see the NoCode‑X docs hub: docs.nocode-x.com.
Who assesses priority
- The NoCode‑X Platform Team reviews each report and assigns the initial priority based on impact and scope.
- Priorities can be adjusted as new information emerges.
Priority levels
P1 — Full platform issue or outage
- Impact: Broad platform unavailability or a critical security/emergency condition.
- Typical engagement: Immediate, all‑hands response and continuous updates until mitigated.
- Example scenarios:
- Login, editor, or runtime inaccessible platform‑wide
- Systemic data access failure across all tenants
P2 — Partial platform outage or multi‑customer impact
- Impact: A major capability is degraded or down for multiple customers.
- Typical engagement: Rapid response from the platform team; frequent updates; mitigation/workarounds prioritized.
- Example scenarios:
- Region‑specific degradation
- A core service (e.g., builds, publishing, job runner) failing for several tenants
P3 — Feature issue affecting a couple of users
- Impact: A non‑critical feature malfunction affecting a small subset of users; workarounds may exist.
- Typical engagement: Scheduled into the next appropriate engineering cycle with status updates.
- Example scenarios:
- Component bug impacting certain browsers
- Intermittent errors in specific flows for a limited group
P4 — Feature issue affecting a single customer
- Impact: Isolated issue with limited scope or a non‑blocking defect.
- Typical engagement: Addressed as capacity allows, grouped with similar fixes; updates provided as triage progresses.
- Example scenarios:
- Minor UI defect
- Configuration‑specific behavior without broader impact
Our commitment
- Effort commitment, not result commitment.
- We commit to prompt triage, diligent investigation, and best‑effort mitigation/resolution, with transparent communication throughout.
- Timelines can vary based on complexity, reproduction, and dependencies.
If you believe your issue needs a higher priority
- You can request a reassessment. Provide additional impact details (e.g., number of affected users, revenue, deadlines, compliance risks).
- For real‑time discussion and escalation context, reach out via the Discord community linked from the docs hub: docs.nocode-x.com.
How to report an issue
Include as much detail as possible to speed up triage:
- Summary: What’s happening vs. what you expected
- Impact: Priority you believe applies (P1–P4), number of affected users/tenants, business impact
- Repro steps: Exact steps, environment (prod/stage), app/tenant IDs, timestamps and time zone
- Evidence: Screenshots, error messages, logs, network traces, console output
- Scope: When it started, frequency, known workarounds, any recent changes (deploys, config)
- Contact: Best way to reach you for follow‑ups
👉 Report the issue through your usual support channel and notify the team on Discord via the link available on the docs hub: docs.nocode-x.com.
Security Incidents
Reporting an active security incident
If you experience or discover a security incident (e.g., suspected data exposure, account compromise, unauthorized access):
- Immediately contact [email protected]
- Reach out on Discord for rapid coordination
- Provide:
- Context of the incident (what you observed, when it started)
- Impact you see (systems/customers affected)
- Your contact details so the team can follow up directly
Reporting a security vulnerability
If you want to responsibly report a security vulnerability:
- Please use our Responsible Disclosure Policy
- The policy defines:
- Scope: which systems and vulnerabilities are covered
- Process: how and where to submit your findings securely
- Expectations: on response timelines and safe‑harbor protections
📖 Refer to the Responsible Disclosure Policy (available via our documentation or support team) to ensure you follow the correct process and help strengthen overall platform security.
Communication and transparency
- We provide status updates appropriate to the priority level and complexity.
- If a workaround exists, we will share it promptly while continuing to pursue a full fix.
- As new facts arrive, priority may be revised to reflect actual impact.
Notes on reassessment
- Priority is based on current, verified impact. Supplying clear, quantifiable impact data helps us escalate appropriately.
- The team may temporarily elevate a case to accelerate mitigation while deeper root‑cause analysis continues.
📖 For general resources, community access, and bug reporting entry points, visit the docs hub: docs.nocode-x.com.