Maintenance Mode Guide

The maintenance mode feature allows Super Admins to temporarily disable the service for updates or maintenance while keeping users informed.

⚠️ Super Admin Only: Maintenance mode can only be enabled by Super Admins, not regular providers.

What Happens in Maintenance Mode?

When maintenance mode is enabled:

Enabling Maintenance Mode

  1. Login as Super Admin
  2. Go to "Maintenance Settings" in the sidebar
  3. Configure the settings:
    • Enable Maintenance: Toggle ON to activate
    • Scheduled Start: When maintenance begins (optional)
    • Scheduled End: When maintenance ends (optional)
    • Message: Custom message to show users
  4. Click "Save Settings"

📸 Screenshot: Maintenance Settings Panel

Shows the maintenance toggle, date pickers, and message field

Scheduling Maintenance

You can schedule maintenance in advance:

  1. Set the Scheduled Start date and time
  2. Set the Scheduled End date and time
  3. The system will automatically enter maintenance mode at the start time
  4. And exit maintenance mode at the end time
💡 Tip: Use the messaging system to notify users before scheduled maintenance. Send an announcement a few hours or days in advance.

Custom Maintenance Message

Customize the message users see during maintenance:

Default: "System is under maintenance. Please check back later."

Custom example:
"We're upgrading our servers to provide you with better 
performance. Expected completion: 3:00 AM EST. 
Thank you for your patience!"

Disabling Maintenance Mode

  1. Go to Maintenance Settings
  2. Toggle "Enable Maintenance" to OFF
  3. Click "Save Settings"

The service will immediately be available again.

Best Practices

Emergency Maintenance

For immediate maintenance:

  1. Enable maintenance mode immediately (don't set schedule)
  2. Add a brief message explaining the situation
  3. Use the messaging system to send notifications
  4. Disable when issues are resolved
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