SLA Breach for Logistics Module
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05-23-2024 07:25 AM
Hi Team,
I have requirement:
a. CS Req – Logistics - Response Time which is achieved by changing status from Submitted to In Progress maximum 3 hours from ticket creation
b. CS Req – Logistics - Resolution Time which is achieved by changing status from In Progress to Completed maximum 2 hour before event start date.
Could please help on this how to create SLA for the above requirement?
Thanks,
Jyothi
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9 hours ago - last edited 9 hours ago
I agree with your point, Jyothi—setting clear SLA rules for logistics is essential because delays can quickly ripple into bigger operational issues. The way you’ve defined the response and resolution windows makes sense, but it’s also important to monitor them in real time so exceptions don’t go unnoticed.
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9 hours ago
Hello @Jyothi76,
You can configure this SLA from the SLA Definition (contract_sla) table.
1. Response SLA
Name: Your preferred name.
Target: Response
Table: Your required table
Duration: 3 hours
Schedule: 24x7 (or your business schedule)
Conditions:
Start: Created
Stop: State = In Progress
Pause: State = On Hold (if applicable)
Retroactive Start - checked
starts from- creation.
2. Resolution SLA
Name: Your preferred name.
Target: Resolution
Table: Your required table
Duration: 2 hours (or use a script for “Event Start - 2 hrs”)
Schedule: 24x7
Conditions:
Start: State = In Progress
Stop: State = Completed
Pause: State = On Hold (if applicable)
This will ensure you measure both the response time and resolution time as required.
@Jyothi76 , If this helps, please mark my response as Accepted and Helpful, so that it can benefit others in the community.
Best Regards,
Saurabh V.
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3 hours ago
Hello @Jyothi76,
You can configure this SLA from the SLA Definition (contract_sla) table.
1. Response SLA
Name: Your preferred name.
Target: Response
Table: Your required table
Duration: 3 hours
Schedule: 24x7 (or your business schedule)
Conditions:
Start: Created
Stop: State = In Progress
Pause: State = On Hold (if applicable)
Retroactive Start - checked
starts from- creation.
2. Resolution SLA
Name: Your preferred name.
Target: Resolution
Table: Your required table
Duration: 2 hours (or use a script for “Event Start - 2 hrs”)
Schedule: 24x7
Conditions:
Start: State = In Progress
Stop: State = Completed
Pause: State = On Hold (if applicable)
This will ensure you measure both the response time and resolution time as required.
@Jyothi76 , If this helps, please mark my response as Accepted and Helpful, so that it can benefit others in the community.
Best Regards,
Saurabh V.