Anaplan Outage History

The Anaplan platform experienced a brief outage resulting in HTTP 500/501/502 errors when users attempted to access the service. Reports came from multiple regions including India, the United Kingdom, France, and the Philippines, indicating a global impact. The incident began at 8:50 AM UTC and was resolved by 8:54 AM UTC, lasting about four minutes.

StatusGator detected the issue at Dec 5, 2025 8:50 AM UTC prior to any official acknowledgment on Anaplan's status page, which did not show updates during the event. The short outage disrupted access for a global user base, with errors persisting for a brief window before service returned to normal.

Anaplan experienced a short degradation affecting seven components across Europe, Japan, and the United States. The affected components were eu4 (Cloud Europe), ap1 (Cloud Japan), us7 (Cloud US), us5 (Cloud US East), us2 (Data Center US West), eu1 (Data Center Netherlands), and eu2 (Data Center Germany). The incident began at Nov 20, 2025 2:34 PM UTC and was resolved by Nov 20, 2025 2:39 PM UTC, lasting roughly 5 minutes. The status page listed the event as Identified, with restoration efforts prioritized and no ETA provided at the time. Two status updates were issued during the incident.

Anaplan experienced a brief outage impacting Cloudworks integrations for customers across Europe, Japan, and the United States. The incident began at 1:50 PM UTC and was resolved by 2:29 PM UTC, lasting about 39 minutes. Cloudworks integrations were temporarily unavailable while the Anaplan team investigated the issue.

The provider issued 2 status updates during the incident, describing an active investigation and later confirming resolution. The disruption affected 7 components across Cloud and Data Center regions (eu4, ap1, us7, us5, us2, eu1, eu2).

Anaplan conducted scheduled platform maintenance that rendered the service unavailable across multiple data centers. The maintenance began at Nov 15, 2025 8:04 PM UTC and lasted about 1 hour 20 minutes until Nov 15, 2025 9:24 PM UTC. Data centers affected included US West (us2), US East (us1, us5, us7), Netherlands (eu1), Germany (eu2), Europe (eu4) and Asia Pacific (ap1). During the maintenance window users could not access the platform, and the status page indicated the work was in progress before all components returned to normal by the end of the window.

Anaplan experienced a brief outage that prevented access to the Anaplan Platform for users across multiple regions. Eight components spanning US East and US West data centers and cloud services (us1, us2, us7, ap1, eu1, eu2, eu4, us5) were affected, resulting in users being unable to access the platform during the incident. The outage began at 9:59 AM UTC and lasted until 10:09 AM UTC (roughly 10 minutes), with services returning to normal after restoration.

Status updates on Anaplan's status page indicated the issue was investigated and resolved in a short window. The incident involved two official status transitions (down, then up), and all affected components were restored by 10:09 AM UTC. The regional footprint included US East, US West, Japan, Netherlands, Germany, and broader Europe.

Anaplan users experienced a brief outage that prevented opening the service and logging in for about 18 minutes, from Nov 11, 2025 9:35 AM UTC to Nov 11, 2025 9:53 AM UTC. The disruption appeared globally, with users reporting login failures and pages not loading from locations such as London, Mumbai, Oslo, Amsterdam, Bengaluru, and beyond.

Anaplan did not publish status updates during the incident. StatusGator logged an Early Warning Signal starting at Nov 11, 2025 9:35 AM UTC, based on user reports, indicating issues were observed before any official acknowledgment. The incident was brief and service was restored by Nov 11, 2025 9:53 AM UTC.

Anaplan conducted scheduled platform maintenance across nine components in US East, US West, Netherlands, Germany, Japan, and Europe, during which the platform was briefly unavailable. The maintenance window began at Nov 8, 2025 8:04 PM UTC and concluded by Nov 9, 2025 12:04 AM UTC with all listed components returning to up by the end of the window. The provider posted three status updates during the incident, starting with an in-progress maintenance notice and followed by restoration messages as components came back online. Affected components included us1, us2, us3, us5, us7, eu1, eu2, eu4, and ap1 across US East/West, Netherlands, Germany, Japan, and Europe.

Anaplan conducted scheduled platform maintenance beginning at 8:00 PM UTC, during which the platform was unavailable. Eight components—eu2 (Germany), ap1 (Japan), us2 (US West), eu1 (Netherlands), eu4 (Europe), us5 (US East), us1 (US East), and us7 (US Cloud)—were placed into maintenance, affecting access across the listed data centers and cloud regions. The maintenance lasted for approximately 2 hours and 34 minutes, with affected components returning to normal by 10:34 PM UTC.

Anaplan experienced a global outage starting at Oct 20, 2025 7:40 AM UTC, impacting customers' ability to access the Anaplan Platform. The issue affected 18 components across US East, US West, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East, resulting in login failures and degraded Cloudworks processes for many users. The outage persisted for roughly 14 hours and 49 minutes, lasting until around Oct 20, 2025 10:29 PM UTC.

Status updates on Anaplan's status page documented a stepwise recovery as AWS engineers investigated and then implemented fixes. The incident prompted 12 official updates over its duration. By around Oct 20, 2025 10:29 PM UTC, Anaplan Academy and several cloud regions had recovered, while downstream Cloudworks and related services remained degraded in some areas and would require additional time to return to full capacity. Anaplan and AWS continue to monitor and coordinate to fully restore all services.

The Anaplan sign-in issue affected authentication for a short period. The first user reports appeared around 7:15 AM UTC and the problem was resolved by 7:37 AM UTC. StatusGator detected the issue at Oct 20, 2025 7:21 AM UTC, ahead of any official acknowledgment from Anaplan. Reports originated from the Philippines, Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands, indicating a geographically widespread impact during the incident, which lasted roughly 16 minutes. There were no official Anaplan status updates published for this outage.