It appears that our SLA settings work as expected to indicate when goals are met, bet when I create a filter, the SLA-related columns show no data and are all simply blank.
Hi @Kel Hill
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Select what type of SLA Goal you want to use for a new SLA config. It can be based on a time limit or a negotiated date (read more here).
After that, you can configure other parameters for the new SLA config:
Name
Project
Calendar
Start/Pause/Stop conditions
SLA Reset
Multi-Cycle option
SLA Goals settings with automated actions
At Start/Stop/Pause conditions, you can choose standard and custom issue fields, which are used by your team for each project.
Further, you can add conditions for SLA Reset and select the Multi-Cycle option to get the cumulative sum of all cycles' duration between origin and end statuses.
At the SLA goals setting menu, you can specify SLA goals (time limit or negotiated date) and choose the Automate action for exceeded issues:
notification;
changing reporter;
changing priority;
changing status.
You can choose an option to notify users separately or/and a group of users in comments about exceeded issues. If you have many users, use the Search field.
After setting, you need to save all configurations.
Also, on the left side menu, you can see a list of SLAs and Work schedules, configured before. You can add the new ones, copy or delete them. Read more about how to set Work schedules here.
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have you checked if the tickets included in your filter have the right SLA? have you added the appropriate columns?
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