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Pulsetic can detect an outage before the provider officially reports it. 50 incidents on record since Apr 2021

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  • ALL SYSTEMS OPERATIONAL

    2600hz is up and running.

    Last incident resolved 1 month ago


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  • Recent User Reports

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  • Top reported issues

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    Service outage 0
    Degraded performance 0
    Error messages 0
    Timeouts / no response 0
    Authentication issues 0
    Network / connectivity issues 0
    Feature not working 0
    API errors 0
    Billing or usage issues 0
    Other 0

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  • Issue breakdown

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    Distribution of reported issues over the last 24 hours.

    Service outage 0%
    Degraded performance 0%
    Error messages 0%
    Timeouts / no response 0%
    Authentication issues 0%
    Network / connectivity issues 0%
    Feature not working 0%
    API errors 0%
    Billing or usage issues 0%
    Other 0%

90-Day Health Summary

  • Total Incidents

    3

    Jul 9 to Oct 7, 2026

  • Major / Critical

    0

    None recorded

  • Minor Incidents

    3

    Avg. 0.0 per day

  • Median Resolution

    1h 27m

    P95: 2h 11m

Across all 4,379 services Pulsetic tracks, the incidents their status pages reported over the last 12 months had a median resolution time of 2h 4m, and 35% were rated major or critical by the provider. These numbers are calculated separately from the 90-day figures for 2600hz above.

Source: The State of Uptime 2026, figures as of .

2600hz Response Time, ms

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Location List

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Recent Outage History

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Incident Started Duration Impact Status Link
Provisioning issue - Yealink Phones
Aug 17, 2026 · 8:58 AM 2h 11m
Minor
Resolved
Details →
API Issues on Hosted
Jul 15, 2026 · 11:40 AM 25m
Minor
Resolved
Details →
Connectivity Alerts 07/12/26
Jul 12, 2026 · 2:51 PM 1h 27m
Minor
Resolved
Details →
Investigating reports of outages
Feb 20, 2026 · 10:09 AM 1h 24m
None
Resolved
Details →
Degraded performance in ORD zone due to Cloudflare issues
Jan 27, 2026 · 12:26 PM 20h 57m
Minor
Resolved
Details →
ZSwitch partial outage
Nov 13, 2025 · 12:08 PM 21h 37m
None
Resolved
Details →
ZSwitch SMS Issues
Sep 2, 2025 · 10:11 AM 2h 5m
Major
Resolved
Details →
Zswitch US outage.
Aug 20, 2025 · 3:50 AM 11h 11m
Critical
Resolved
Details →
Possible issues
Sep 30, 2024 · 9:03 AM 3d 23h 39m
Minor
Resolved
Details →
Investigating call center issues
May 7, 2024 · 2:11 PM 2h 12m
None
Resolved
Details →

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Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is 2600hz down today?

    Check the status badge at the top of this page for the current status. Pulsetic follows the official status page and cross-references it with user reports to give you the most accurate picture.

  • How often does 2600hz go down?

    Based on our 90-day data, we've recorded 3 incidents, of which 0 were major or critical. The median resolution time is 1h 27m.

  • How are outages detected?

    Pulsetic follows the official status page and records the incidents the provider posts there. Crowdsourced user reports and Pulsetic's own synthetic checks add an early warning, which can surface an issue before the official status page mentions it.

  • Is it down for everyone or just me?

    The outage map and region breakdown help answer this. If reports are concentrated in one area it may be regional; if hotspots appear globally it's a widespread outage. Submit your own report to help others understand the scope.

  • What does "never acknowledged" mean?

    "Never acknowledged" means Pulsetic recorded a service disruption from user reports and its own checks, but the official status page never posted an incident for it. This is one of the core reasons teams use third-party monitoring alongside official status pages.