https://edcsitsupport.atlassian.net/jira/projects?selectedProjectType=software
Pls help to understand what is the SLA set for me in the tool?
The out of the box Jira SLA is applicable only for JSM project. But there are apps which allow SLAs for jira software projects ;)
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Hi @csvenkat
SLAs do not exist on Software projects, but only on JSM projects. That would be the case if you use jira with out of the box functionalities. There is also the case where an app has been installed which can then be applied to software projects as well.
You can read more about SLAs here:
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thanks for the swift response..
I could find below from the tool i am using. pls see the attachment..
what does this mean? the tool does not have SLA app in place or it is expired?
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This means that the app license is expired. You have to buy a new one.
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From the looks of it (images you provided) I don;t think it's possible. I would suggest you contacting the vendor and ask for a new trial license
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