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Setting a simple SLA

Michał Kuls September 17, 2018

Hi, I'm looking for a very simple and easy solution for managing tasks of support. I want them to have a priority of 3 levels. And the SLA should be measured in 2 ways. 

Time to response - tasks of priority 1 & 2 - 2 hrs. Tasks of priority 3 (lowest) - 8 hrs.

Time to response is kept if a service manager enters a expected resolution time (can be shorter than maximum allowed for SLA )

Time to resolution (solving task - should be no more than 16hrs for priority 1, 32hrs for priority 2, and 64 hrs for priority 3. Time should be measured from the registration of task 

Time to resolution is kept when the service worker submits that the problem is solved within the expected SLA. The CLIENT (owner of the task) must accept the solution. I would like him to have extra 4 hours to check the solution. Howeveer if CLIENT rejects the solution, time is still measured, from the beginning). If the client accepts the solution, the SLA i measured till the submited solution by service worker.

THanks in advance. I hope I made it clear enough to understand.

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Jack Brickey
Community Champion
September 17, 2018

@Michał Kuls, this is certainly possible to accomplish and fairly common scenario. I would recommend that you start w/ this document - Setting up SLAs.

Basically, you will create two SLAs: Time to First Response and Time to resolution. In each you can define your goals as you outlined using the Priority field. You can also define different calendars based upon priority if desired. For example you might have 24x7 for P1 and 8x5 for P2 & P3.

If you have issues with setting this up let me know where you get stuck.

Michał Kuls September 18, 2018

@Jack,Thanks a lot, this helps :-)

Jack Brickey
Community Champion
September 18, 2018

You are most welcome. If your question is now resolved be sure to click the checkmark above to accept solution as it helps others when they have a similar question.

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