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SLA times

Andrius November 28, 2021

Hey, 

I wonder if someone has faced a situation, where, when issue is created, Time to first response and Time to next support step clocks are no matching. It only happens with one of our projects, other projects both clocks matches until status is changed.

I tried re-indexing it, also checked SLA timers.

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Fabio Racobaldo [Herzum]
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November 29, 2021

Hi @Andrius ,

could you share SLA configuration so that we can check? 

Fabio

Andrius November 29, 2021

Hey @Fabio Racobaldo [Herzum] ,

 

Thank you for a response. Here's SLA configuration of a project:

 

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If any additional information needed just let me know ill give you right away. Any help would be appreciated.

Andrius November 29, 2021

Other projects have exact same SLA configuration, just times are different (depends on the contract)

Fabio Racobaldo [Herzum]
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November 29, 2021

Hi @Andrius ,

it seems ok. two SLA should start at the same time on issue creation but with different goals. Time to next support step should have multiple executions based on differnt event for the start time.

Please could you provide me an example of different clock?

Andrius November 29, 2021

Maybe I'll send you an example of 2 different projects with exact same configuration:

1. image.png

At the time issue is created those clocks matches.

 

2. Problematic project:

image.png

 

I would like to mention that we have around 500 service desk projects but the seconds timer is the only with this issue. 

Also with this problematic project we had 2 issues, whom timers didn't pause at night. After re-indexing time to Next support step timer fixed but Time to first response didn't.

 

Fabio Racobaldo [Herzum]
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November 29, 2021

Sorry @Andrius , but the goal time depends from ticket priority so it seems correct.

In the second example, ticket seems to be with priority LOW so goal for time to first response should be 16h and time to next support step 40h.

Please, could you clarify me your issue?

Ciao,

Fabio

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