Reports of issues deploying Cloud apps
Webflow Cloud app deployment did not work. Webflow reported the problem as resolved. The outage lasted about 7 hours and 30 minutes.
State
Resolved
Started
Lasted
7 h 29 min
Worst impact
Partial outage
Timeline
6 updatesInvestigating
3 h 46 min 50%
Identified
3 h 42 min 50%
Updates
Times in UTCAs posted by Webflow
There were issues deploying some Cloud apps between 16:44 and 23:18 UTC. Apps that were already deployed continued to load as expected. We're no longer seeing customer impact related to this issue. This incident is now resolved. Thank you for your patience while we worked through this.
We've identified the cause of issues deploying some Cloud apps and are working to mitigate the impact. Apps that are already deployed are not impacted and continue to load as expected. We'll share another update as soon as we have more information.
We are continuing to investigate this issue.
We are seeing signs of recovery for the issues accessing some hosted sites, and investigation into issues accessing Apps hosted via Webflow Cloud is continuing. We will share another update within the next hour, or sooner if anything changes.
We are seeing signs of recovery for the issues accessing some hosted sites. Our team is continuing to investigate and will share another update within the next hour, or sooner if anything changes.
We're investigating reports of issues accessing some hosted sites. Our team is actively investigating and will share another update as soon as we have more information.
Affected components
1Webflow in the last 90 days
Full historyIncidents in 90 days
9
Days with an incident
10
Median duration
3 h 45 min
This incident
2.0× the median
Other Webflow incidents
All incidentsWebflow·[MONITORING] Reports of issues accessing the Dashboard for some customers
Some Webflow customers could not access the Dashboard. Webflow reports that this incident is resolved. The issue lasted from about 01:05 to 01:33 UTC.
Webflow·[RESOLVED] Increased publishing times for some customers
Following continued monitoring, we’ve confirmed that the issue affecting publishing times has been resolved and there is no current customer impact. We appreciate your patience while our team worked to resolve this issue.
Webflow·[RESOLVED] Reports of form submission notification emails not being delivered for some customers
This incident is now resolved. Form submission notification emails were impacted between 00:46 UTC on September 21 and 15:33 UTC on September 22. New form submissions are now triggering notification emails as expected. During this time, form submissions continued to be received and saved as expected, and webhook delivery was unaffected. Notification emails that were not delivered during the affected timeframe will not be delivered retroactively. Affected customers can review submissions from this timeframe via: - the Forms tab in Site settings - the data_forms MCP tool - the Form Submissions API endpoints We appreciate your patience while we worked with our upstream provider to resolve this issue.
Webflow·[RESOLVED] Reports of issues authorizing MCP for sites within Client Workspaces
This incident has been resolved. Thank you for your patience while we worked on this issue.
Webflow·[RESOLVED] Reports of 500 intermittent errors affecting some hosted sites
Between approximately 08:29 - 9:40am UTC, some hosted sites experienced intermittent 500 errors over the following short periods: 08:29–08:35 UTC 08:42–08:52 UTC 08:58–09:04 UTC 09:32–09:40 UTC This predominantly impacted sites that were recently published. We’re no longer seeing customer impact related to this issue, and the incident is now resolved. We sincerely appreciate your patience while our team worked through this issue.
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