Is Microsoft SNDS currently experiencing downtime?
Summary
What email marketers say11Marketer opinions
Email marketer from EmailDiscuss Forum recommends checking the Microsoft Service Health dashboard to confirm if a widespread outage is officially reported.
Email marketer from EmailGeeks Forum reports that the SNDS portal has been slow and unresponsive, particularly when generating reports for IP reputation.
Email marketer from Reddit shares that they've been experiencing intermittent issues with SNDS all morning, with data failing to load or showing incomplete information.
Marketer from Email Geeks confirms SNDS was down for a period but is currently working, and later confirms it's down again today.
Email marketer from EmailGurus Forum shares that consistent SNDS downtime makes it harder to diagnose and address deliverability issues promptly.
Email marketer from EmailMarketingTips warns that SNDS data might be inaccurate during periods of downtime and advises cross-referencing with other monitoring tools.
Email marketer from LinkedIn observes that SNDS outages are becoming increasingly frequent and recommends implementing automated monitoring alerts.
Email marketer from StackOverflow mentions that SNDS was intermittently unavailable and displayed incomplete data, specifically bounce rates.
Marketer from Email Geeks asks if SNDS is still down.
Marketer from Email Geeks initially states that SNDS is working, but later reports it is down.
Email marketer from EmailSenderBlog suggests using third-party reputation monitoring services as a backup when SNDS is experiencing downtime.
What the experts say3Expert opinions
Expert from Word to the Wise suggests that if SNDS is frequently unavailable, it's essential to implement alternative methods of monitoring deliverability and sender reputation using third party tools.
Expert from Email Geeks reports that Microsoft appears to be having issues and SNDS is down.
Expert from Spam Resource explains that delays in SNDS data are not uncommon, particularly during periods of high traffic or system updates, and advises patience.
What the documentation says5Technical articles
Documentation from Microsoft SNDS FAQ indicates that while they strive for high availability, occasional downtime for maintenance or unexpected issues can occur.
Documentation from Microsoft TechNet shares error codes and alerts within SNDS that share data is not retrievable or has been delayed.
Documentation from Microsoft SNDS API states that the API may also be affected by SNDS downtime, potentially leading to errors or incomplete data retrieval.
Documentation from Microsoft Support explains that SNDS data may experience delays due to system maintenance, but assures users that data will eventually be available.
Documentation from Microsoft Azure Status shares the status of the service on the azure platform and shares timelines for potential fixes and resolutions