Business duration display in Task SLA

rashmita1
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If  the Incident is created on Day 1 at 6:30am and closed on Day 2 at 10:00am in a 7am to 7pm custom schedule how to display the Business duration on Task SLA to show as 1 day for Day 1 and 3hrs for Day 2.

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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Hi @rashmita1 

Business duration cannot be shown in bits and pieces; it will display the full duration.

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AndersBGS
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Hi @rashmita1 ,

 

 this is not how business duration works. basically it will show as 15 hours business duration due to 12 hours day 1 + 3 hours day 2. So basically, it will show as one total sum.

 

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AshishKM
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Hi @rashmita1 ,

The default SLA calculattion calculate the hours based on selected schedule. You can add some customization and record the business duration in term of days ( day1,day2.... dayN) if required.

 

Approach:

  • Create custom table.
  • Create schedule job ( or use workflow /flow ) on task_sla table with calculation logic day wise.
  • Run the job @00:00 daily for active incidents.

Also, refer the other reply from @AndersBGS and @Dr Atul G- LNG

 

-Thanks,

AshishKM

 

 


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