Viewing instance P1-free information (formerly Real Availability)Issue ServiceNow customers and partners can use Now Support's Instances Dashboard to view the P1-free information for all their instances. P1-free refers to the calculated percentage of production time when an instance is free of Priority 1 (Severe) issues—specifically, the percentage of time that an instance did not have a P1 case opened against it. Note that not all P1s are outages, so P1-Free does not represent instance availability. It is not possible for ServiceNow to provide standard availability reporting. Because our product is so customizable, there are too many variables as to why the service might be considered unavailable. Some of these might be within a customer's infrastructure or fall outside ServiceNow's responsibilities. The P1-Free dashboard provides information based on P1 history and is a great place to begin investigations into any outages that occurred over a given period of time. ResolutionUsing the Instance Dashboard to view P1-free information ServiceNow customers and partners can view data about their production and non-production instances from the Instances Dashboard on Now Support. Sign in to https://support.servicenow.com/now [Partners only] To view a customer company, switch companies by clicking your name in the top-right. Click Instances in the top level navigation.Select Instances Dashboard in the drop-down menu.In the Instances Dashboard, click on the name of the instance you would like to see P1 information for in the "Instance name" column.Switch the P1-Free tab. Viewing P1-Free case history details Scroll down on the P1-Free dashboard to see a calendar view of your P1-free case history. By default, the dashboard will show you information from the last 90 days. Different colors indicate the performance impact your instance sustains during a specific date on the calendar. Date ranges for P1-free case history include: 90 days120 days180 daysCustom range Select a custom date range to view information from a specific time period. Note: 12 months of data may be visualized and exported at any time. Additionally, data is only accurate to January 1, 2014 and is not recommended to view P1 case history prior to that time.