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Hi @Rasoolbe
Sharing you a sample SLA creation process. In Real time scenario, Project's SLM team will provide all the details like for which component, Start,stop,pause condition , duration , schedule details - everything they will provide.
Procedure for a sample SLA ( you can customize as per your requirement):
- Navigate to SLA Definitions
- In your ServiceNow navigation filter, type SLA Definitions and select it under Service Level Management > SLA.
- Click New to open a blank SLA definition form.
- Define SLA Details
- Name: Give it a clear name (like Hardware Order - 5 Day SLA).
- Table: Select Requested Item [sc_req_item].
- Type: Select SLA.
- Duration Type: Set your specific duration (e.g., set to User specified duration, 5 days).
- Schedule: Select your business hours schedule (e.g., 8-5 weekdays excluding holidays).
- Set Start Conditions
- Under the Start condition section, set the condition to:
- Item is [Your Catalog Item Name]
- Note: If you cannot see the "Item" field, click Show Related Fields at the bottom of the condition dropdown list, then select Request Item => Item.
- Set Stop Conditions
- Under the Stop condition section:
- State is Closed Complete
- (Optional) State is Closed Incomplete or Closed Cancelled
- Save the SLA
- Click Submit or Save.
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3 hours ago
Hi @Rasoolbe
Sharing you a sample SLA creation process. In Real time scenario, Project's SLM team will provide all the details like for which component, Start,stop,pause condition , duration , schedule details - everything they will provide.
Procedure for a sample SLA ( you can customize as per your requirement):
- Navigate to SLA Definitions
- In your ServiceNow navigation filter, type SLA Definitions and select it under Service Level Management > SLA.
- Click New to open a blank SLA definition form.
- Define SLA Details
- Name: Give it a clear name (like Hardware Order - 5 Day SLA).
- Table: Select Requested Item [sc_req_item].
- Type: Select SLA.
- Duration Type: Set your specific duration (e.g., set to User specified duration, 5 days).
- Schedule: Select your business hours schedule (e.g., 8-5 weekdays excluding holidays).
- Set Start Conditions
- Under the Start condition section, set the condition to:
- Item is [Your Catalog Item Name]
- Note: If you cannot see the "Item" field, click Show Related Fields at the bottom of the condition dropdown list, then select Request Item => Item.
- Set Stop Conditions
- Under the Stop condition section:
- State is Closed Complete
- (Optional) State is Closed Incomplete or Closed Cancelled
- Save the SLA
- Click Submit or Save.
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23m ago
Thank you all
