generated: '2026-08-26' method: probed source: https://status.mayan.co/ + https://status.mayan.co/api/v2/summary.json (fetched 2026-08-26, HTTP 200) status_page: url: https://status.mayan.co/ vendor: Atlassian Statuspage page_id: hj5fdc113gfg public_api: base: https://status.mayan.co/api/v2/ endpoints: - https://status.mayan.co/api/v2/status.json - https://status.mayan.co/api/v2/summary.json - https://status.mayan.co/api/v2/components.json note: >- Statuspage's standard public REST API, served on Mayan's subdomain. The contract belongs to Atlassian, not Mayan, so it is recorded here as an operational signal only and is NOT registered as a Mayan API. component_count: 59 observed_status: All Systems Operational (indicator "none", 2026-08-26) components_of_note: - name: Web Application description: Web application where our customers manage their e-commerce business - name: Eventis description: Backend Event Sourced API services - name: Surface (event source Deprecated OOS) description: Backend service for automations and data ingestion — marked Deprecated / out of service on the status page - name: Automations and Data Ingestion - name: Automated Bidding Agent - name: Machine Learning Models description: Keyword, Category Targeting, Product Targeting and Inventory Forecasting models - name: Decommissioned Automation Services versioning: scheme: null policy_url: null note: No public API, therefore no published versioning scheme. deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: null deprecation_header: null note: >- No published deprecation policy. The status page does show retired internals — a component named "Surface (event source Deprecated OOS)" and another named "Decommissioned Automation Services" — but these are internal service names on an operational dashboard, not a customer-facing deprecation policy, so no Deprecation pointer is wired. sla: url: null uptime_commitment: null note: No published SLA or uptime commitment found on mayan.co or the status page. deprecated_operations: []