Sage outage, November 2026: AutoEntry - Core
Sage reported and resolved an incident: AutoEntry - Core. It lasted 2.5 hours.
OKResolved
From Sage's official status page, in their words.
What happened
- Started
- Resolved
- Duration
- 2.5 hours
- Impact
- minor
- Affected
- AutoEntry, AutoEntry, AutoEntry, AutoEntry, AutoEntry
- Investigating
- Identifiednot posted
- Monitoring
- Resolved
Why it happened
Sage has not given a cause in its updates. We never guess one.
How it was resolved
The issue is resolved and the service continues to perform as expected.
Timeline
Oldest first, from the first notice to the resolution. From Sage's official status page, in their words.
- investigating
We are investigating a potential issue with the service. An update will be provided within 30 minutes.
- investigating
We have identified an issue preventing customers across all regions from synchronising the AutoEntry Core Desktop and web versions. Customers are facing time-out errors. We are currently investigating the cause of these time-out errors.
- monitoring
The service is performing as expected. Avoiding a reoccurrence is our priority as we closely monitor the service.
- resolved
The issue is resolved and the service continues to perform as expected.
What this means for a business (and what to check now)
- Retry anything that failed during the 2.5 hours.
- Enter any payments, bookings or jobs you took another way.
- If a deadline fell inside the window, keep this page as your record of the outage.
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