What is the difference between SLA Pause duration and Business pause Duration
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‎12-25-2023 08:16 PM
What is the difference between SLA Pause duration and Business pause Duration?
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‎12-25-2023 09:15 PM
Hello @Codi
SLA Pause Duration:
- Definition: SLA Pause Duration refers to the time during which the SLA clock is paused or put on hold for a specific task or record.
- Purpose: This feature allows you to exclude certain periods from the SLA calculation, such as non-working hours, weekends, or any other predefined time frames.
- Example: If a task is not being actively worked on during weekends, you might configure SLA Pause Duration to exclude weekends from the SLA calculation.
Business Pause Duration:
- Definition: Business Pause Duration is also related to pausing SLA calculations, but it is typically used for broader business reasons rather than task-specific pauses.
- Purpose: This feature allows you to globally pause SLA calculations for an entire business or organization during specific events or circumstances, such as holidays or company-wide downtime.
- Example: If your organization has a scheduled maintenance window, you might use Business Pause Duration to ensure that SLAs are not affected during that time.
In summary, SLA Pause Duration is more granular and is applied at the task or record level, allowing for specific pauses, while Business Pause Duration is applied globally to the entire business or organization, often for broader and more general reasons.
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‎12-26-2023 05:32 AM
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‎12-27-2023 01:38 AM
Hi @Codi ,
Sla Pause duration refer to the general SLA definition created, where business pause duration instead refer to the SLA pause duration within the schedule of business hours.
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‎12-27-2023 02:07 AM
Hi @Codi
SLAs frequently have a pause condition, for example, if a customer has opened an incident but has not provided enough information or the right information so you pause while you are waiting for the customer to get back to you with the relevant information so you can continue working on it. When the Pause condition is met, the SLA is effectively suspended. Because you do not know how long the pause is going to last, technically the planned end time value is indeterminate when the SLA is paused. When the SLA comes off pause, the interval between the start of the pause and the end of the pause is added into the pause duration field.
The Business pause duration is an accumulated value. Each time there is a pause, the Pause time is stamped. However, it only counts as a pause if it happens during working hours — totally, partially, or anything in between. So, if an incident goes into pause time at 8 p.m. and goes out at 4 a.m., the pause is completely outside an 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. workday schedule and it's ignored in the business elapsed time calculation.
When you come off Pause to any other state, the duration and the business duration between the current time and the Pause time is calculated and indicated in the Pause duration and Business pause duration fields.
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Harish Kota