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‎03-26-2023 08:00 PM
I have a different set of SLAs for assignment groups. For this particular scenario, when the assignment group changes and the response SLA has already been met previously, we do not want the response SLA to start again. How can I achieve this? I have had a play around with the SLA definition filters and cannot find the right combination.
Many thanks.
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‎03-26-2023 11:00 PM
Hi @HP8 ,
There is no script needed to obtain a solution here. You can just ensure your pause SLA is set correct, so the response SLA will pause until resolution. When SLA is paused, the counter has stopped and simultaneously block for starting a new response SLA.
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‎03-31-2023 12:46 PM
@HP8 -
Maybe you can assist me?
I need our Resolution SLA to Cancel when the Priority or the Assignment have changed.
Cancel Condition:
SLA starts for both, but does not cancel when group has changed
Priority is not 1-Critical
AND Assignment group is different From Assignment group
SLA starts for Response, but does for Resolution
Priority is not 1-Critical
OR Assignment group is not A
OR Assignment group is not B
SLA starts for both, but does not cancel when group has changed
Priority is not 1-Critical
AND Assignment group is not A
AND Assignment group is not B
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‎01-31-2025 06:17 AM
did you get this solved?