How to add multiple SLA goals?

Question

I am new to using SLAs in Jira Service Management. I currently have a goal in my project based on the status "waiting for support" and the priority level. I also want to have a goal for tickets pertaining to audits, which can take longer to process than other tickets we receive.

How should I add a goal that will give more time to process audits?

Vitaly_Berezovsky_SaaSJet · Answer

Hi @Dietra Winkfield

To add a goal that gives more time to process audits in Jira Service Management, follow these steps:

* Access SLA settings:

* Go to the project.
* Select "SLAs" under Project Settings.

* Create a new SLA goal:

* Click "Add SLA."
* Name it, e.g., "Extended Audit Processing Time."
* Set a longer goal, e.g., ten business days.

* Define SLA conditions:

* JQL: issuetype = Audit
* Start: "Awaiting assistance" status.
* Stop: "Resolved" status.

* Save the SLA:

* Ensure this new goal is ranked higher than other SLA goals for audits.
* Click "Save."

For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the Atlassian Support Documentation and their SLA configuration guide which provide step-by-step instructions and examples.

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You can use the priorities for the goals in the SLA for this purpose. Changing the priority in the ticket will automatically start the corresponding goal countdown in the SLA. I think this is the easiest solution to your problem.

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Carla Ann Rowland · Answer

Edit the sla waiting for support with new filter criteria-- audit priority x and label or component audit to distinguish it from other issues with same priority.

bduncan · Answer

You can define the SLA at the request type level, so you could have one for:

* Audits in wating for support at priority X
* Other request types in waiting for support at priority X

Using a combination of request type, priority and status (any issue attributes) you can land the SLA at the level you want.