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Affected components: SuperOffice CRM Online – Sign-in Impact: Partial outage Start: 12 October 2026, 19:00 UTC (21:00 CEST) End: 12 October 2026, 20:32 UTC (22:32 CEST) Status: Resolved Resolved – 12 Oct 2026, 20:32 UTC From 19:00 to 20:32 UTC, a small number of customers hosted in our Sweden Central data center couldn't sign in to SuperOffice CRM Online. They saw the message "Sign-in could not be completed" with status 502. Users who were already signed in could keep working in most cases. Some background tasks that depend on the same service may have been delayed or failed during this time. What happened A supporting service that SuperOffice uses to complete sign-in runs on servers that scale up and down automatically. During a scheduled scaling in the evening, one of the servers failed to receive its configuration and couldn't take requests. As a result, sign-in requests for affected customers couldn't be complete How we fixed it Our operations team found that the affected server had not come into service correctly after it started. We restarted it, and sign-in has worked normally since 20:32 UTC (22:32 CEST). We have since added more capacity/redundancy to the affected service.

We are currently investigating the incident that is resulting in a diminished system performance for some of our customers.

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

This incident has been resolved.

We are currently investigating an issue affecting logins to SuperOffice. Some customers may experience difficulties logging in to SuperOffice. Our team is actively investigating and we will share an update as soon as we have more information. We apologize for the inconvenience this may be causing.

A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

This incident has been resolved.

We are currently investigating an issue affecting logins to SuperOffice. Some customers may experience difficulties logging in to SuperOffice. Our team is actively investigating and we will share an update as soon as we have more information. We apologise for the inconvenience this may be causing.

A fix has been deployed for the issue affecting the login services and we are monitoring to confirm everything is back to normal. If you are still experiencing issues, please contact our support team and we will help you directly. Thank you for your patience.

This incident has been resolved.

We're aware of delays affecting emails sent from SuperOffice - including login confirmation codes, account activation links, password reset emails, and CRM mailings - to recipients whose email is hosted on Microsoft 365 or Outlook.com (Outlook, Hotmail, Live addresses). This is caused by a known issue on Microsoft's side that is temporarily limiting how quickly they accept incoming mail from external senders, including us. It is affecting many senders across the internet, not just SuperOffice. What this means for you: Affected emails are delayed, not lost - our email provider automatically retries delivery over the following hours. If you're waiting on a confirmation code or activation email and it hasn't arrived after a few minutes, please wait and try again shortly rather than requesting a new one repeatedly, as this does not speed up delivery. No action is required on your end. We are actively monitoring the situation together with our email delivery provider and will update this page once Microsoft resolves the underlying issue.

We are continuing to monitor the scope of this issue.

We've identified the cause: this is a confirmed issue on Microsoft's side affecting delivery to Microsoft 365 / Outlook.com mailboxes, tracked internally by Microsoft as incident EX1467029. We've verified it affects multiple independent SuperOffice email systems (login/confirmation codes and Service/CRM emails) in the same way, confirming the cause is on Microsoft's end, not ours. Affected emails are delayed, not lost, and will be delivered automatically once Microsoft resolves EX1467029. No action is required on your end.

Microsoft has confirmed the cause: an anti-spam detection model in Exchange Online was incorrectly enforcing throttling against a subset of legitimate senders, including SuperOffice, causing "Server busy" delays for messages sent to and from external domains. Microsoft is rolling back the affected model and adding impacted sending IPs to an allow list as an interim mitigation. They estimate this rollout will complete within the next 30 minutes (as of their last update at 2:26 PM GMT+2), with their next update due by 4:30 PM GMT+2. We expect email delivery to Microsoft 365/Outlook.com recipients to recover as this rolls out. No action is required on your end — delayed emails will continue to be delivered automatically. We'll update this page once we see delivery return to normal or once Microsoft confirms resolution.

Email delivery to Microsoft 365/Outlook.com recipients has returned to normal. We've confirmed no new "Server busy" (4.7.500) delivery failures for over an hour, and previously delayed emails are now being delivered successfully. This aligns with Microsoft's mitigation of the underlying anti-spam enforcement issue (EX1467029). We consider this incident resolved. If you continue to experience delivery delays to Microsoft 365/Outlook.com addresses, please contact support.