# JAMIS Prime Restores ERP Access

Government contractors report that JAMIS Prime, an ERP platform used in the contracting sector, was unavailable for about a week after a reported cyber compromise. Access has reportedly begun returning, but users continue to experience service problems; at least one company is tracking employee hours manually while maintaining pay. The reports have not been independently confirmed, but the disruption highlights how an ERP outage can affect contractor timekeeping and business operations.

- Contractors using JAMIS Prime may need to account for temporary manual timekeeping and verify records once service is restored.
- Procurement and business continuity teams can use the incident to assess reliance on third-party ERP systems and the availability of fallback processes for timekeeping and other essential operations.
- The reported service interruption makes vendor incident communications and restoration status relevant to contractors evaluating operational risk.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Information Technology
**Topics:** Cybersecurity
**Published:** October 23, 2026

### Vendors
- JAMIS Prime ()

### Key Quotes
> It was a cyber compromise. They went dark for a week and have started restoring access. That said it’s a grind as a lot of stuff doesn’t still work.
> — Community commenter

> They've been down for a week now, nothing on their socials and their support line isn't answering.
> — Original poster

### Sources
- [Anybody know what's up with JAMIS Prime?](https://www.reddit.com/r/GovernmentContracting/comments/1xdqsv9/anybody_know_whats_up_with_jamis_prime) - reddit-governmentcontracting