SLA definition
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04-24-2024 03:02 PM
Hi Everyone,
Please help me with a query regarding SLA definition.
Can we create a SLA definition on Task Table?
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04-24-2024 03:34 PM
Hi @JunaidAlamA,
You can try creating one yourself and yes, you can create a SLA definition against the Task table.
But normally you don't create the SLA against the Task record but to its extended classes (e.g. Requested Item, Incident)
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04-24-2024 10:07 PM
Hi @JunaidAlamA ,
Yes, for sure you can, but I would recommend it:
Wouldn't you have different SLAs and SLA targets between incident, requests etc.
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04-25-2024 12:18 AM
Yes, you can create SLA (Service Level Agreement) definitions on the Task table in ServiceNow. SLAs in ServiceNow define the expected response and resolution times for tasks or incidents within your organization. By setting up SLA definitions on the Task table, you can ensure that tasks are resolved within specified timeframes and meet the service level expectations of your users or customers.
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