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03-13-2024 05:29 AM
Hi,
I have a requirement for creating 2 SLA on 1 catalog item using it's 2 variables i.e. Start Date and End Date.
2 SLA's should trigger when SCTASK is generated from this item :
1. 1st SLA is met if task creation date is 5 business days before start date.
2. 2nd SLA is met if task completion date is before end date.
Please let me know if this is possible to configure, these 2 SLA's should trigger only for 1 item .
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03-13-2024 10:24 AM
Hi @vivek72
SLA 1 : Start is when Task created and stop is when task closed. Met if task created before 5 days of start date, miss if task not create before 5 days and it's within 5 days of start date .
Atul: Agree there is no start / stop condition. When you say Met , how we can define in SLA duration?
So you need to it manually. Means you need to create report and need to do manual calculation.
SLA2 : Start is when Task created is before 5 days of start date(RITM variable) and stop is when task is closed.
it will be a met if task is closed before end date(RITM Variable) , else it will be a miss.
Atul: As above.
I think it is not a feasible case, as
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03-13-2024 11:25 PM
Hi @Dr Atul G- LNG ,
ok, thanks .
Got your point, will try to create this report manually.
Thanks,
Vivek
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03-14-2024 02:22 AM
Hi @vivek72
Please accept the answer and close the thread mate.
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03-14-2024 04:57 AM
Hi @Dr Atul G- LNG ,
Just 1 last question, suppose if I create above 2 regular reports using Script Include way, can I put them somehow in a formula so it can give me a % of total tasks and tasks where SLA2 conditions met?
Like (SLA2/SLA1)*100
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03-14-2024 05:01 AM
Hi @vivek72
I am not sure about formula, i think we can do but i never tried.
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