In the SLA When was start the business elapsed time, what are conditions it takes

prudhviraj1
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When was start the business elapsed time, what are conditions it takes start and stop the business elapsed time

like state is New to Resolved

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Yes Swarnadeep, but when the state was changed directly new to resolved it was showing as 0, kindly help where I am missing 

Hi @prudhviraj1 ,

 

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Hello @prudhviraj1 ,

 

Are you creating the incident in Resolved state?

In that case, if your SLA Definition's start condition is state=new, the SLA wouldn't get attached to the Incident.

 

For the SLA to get attached, you have to create the Incident in state=NEW. If your Agents are not following this, you can even enforce this using State Transition

 

Thanks,

Swarnadeep Nandy