MTTR calculation for incident open and closed tickets

Mani60
Tera Contributor

Hello All,

I am looking for calculating the MTTR value for Open and Closed incident. I did know how to calculate MTTR on incident table so could you please help me on this to get the proper solution .

 

Thanks,

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Hi @Ignacio Alonso ,

 

I would always consider incident closed as this is where the incidents can't be reopened. But off course, the calculation is based on your specific needs.

 

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Hi @Ignacio Alonso 

 

If my answer has helped with your question, please mark my answer as accepted solution

 

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Anders   

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alona3
Tera Contributor

Hello,

 

I want to achieve this formula in PA but not sure how to apply it:

Total Sum of resolve time of P1 resolved incidents / Total Number of P1 resolved incidents

P1 incident 1 equals 32mins 
P1 incident 2 equals 34mins
Total 66 mins

66mins/2 equals 33mins MTTR

Can you help me?


Thanks,



Alona

 

Hi @alona3 ,

 

Please create a new question in the community instead of replying to and old thread back from 2023.

 

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In PA oob we have average incident resolution report in that they have used formula like [[Summed duration of Resolved INCIDENTS.]] / [[Number of Resolved INCIDENTS ]]/ 24 this is exactly MTTR