Is Gbooks up?
Every component of the platform was operating normally when this page was published. Operations run on this platform around the clock, so we publish what we see rather than making you ask.
Components
Web application
Browser access to every industry suite and module
Core API
The shared data layer every module reads and writes through
Mobile apps
Admin Plus and Lead Plus on iOS and Android
Payments
Payment gateway connections and settlement callbacks
Messaging & notifications
Meta-verified WhatsApp, SMS, email and in-app alerts
Reporting & analytics
Dashboards, scheduled reports and exports
Background jobs & integrations
Syncs, imports, webhooks and scheduled automations
Customer portals
Patient, guest, student and customer self-service portals
Scheduled maintenance
No maintenance windows are scheduled. When one is planned, it is listed here and emailed to affected customers in advance.
Incident history
No incidents have been reported in the last 90 days. Past incidents stay listed here for 12 months, with the post-incident review linked once it is published.
This page reflects the platform as of 1 August 2026 and is updated when status changes — it is not a live monitor. If you are seeing a problem that is not listed, treat it as unreported and contact support so we can confirm and post an update.
Uptime is a habit, not a promise
Availability commitments and any service credits are set out in your agreement. These are the operating practices behind them.
Monitored around the clock
Infrastructure and application health, error rates and authentication anomalies are monitored continuously, with alerts routed to an on-call engineer.
Told before you notice
Planned maintenance is announced in advance to affected customers, and incident updates go out by email and in-product notice as they develop.
Reviewed afterwards
Every material incident gets a written post-incident review with root cause and follow-up actions tracked to completion.
Something not working right now?
Reach our support team directly — real engineers, defined response targets, and a named escalation path if it needs one.