SLA Definition
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08-07-2025 03:50 AM
Hi All,
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08-07-2025 04:04 AM
But your start and your pause conditions are same. So when your Task goes into a state of Pending it MUST start a new SLA record.
In plain language, what is your SLA supposed to measure? From there we'll deconstruct its real start & pause conditions (because they should never be the same)
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08-07-2025 04:10 AM
Hi @tushar_ghadage
Try the below config..
The SLA instance will be paused when the state is updated to 'In Progress'. If the state changes back to 'Pending', the SLA clock will resume.
Response SLA:
Start condition: State is Pending
Pause condition: State is work in progress
When to resume: Pause conditons are not met
Stop condition: State is closed complete
Regards,
Siva

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08-07-2025 04:35 AM
Hello Tushar,
As you have mentioned that you are changing the state from in progress to pending again and your response SLA start condition is when state is pending then attach to the task.
Thats why it is attaching the SLA again.
if you don't want the SLA to be attached again and again for whenever state changes then change the start condition of the Response SLA. Like if State is pending and pending reason is not blank something like that.
you have to put combimation of state and other field in the start condition.
Regards,
Alok Gupta