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Which is the difference between SLAs in Record Producer and Catalog Items?

aikaterinik
Tera Contributor

For Record Producer intake, SLAs and approvals are configured on the custom table. Stage-level time targets are supported, but task-level metrics do not exist unless a task schema is built. For Catalog Items, task-level SLAs and catalog approvals are available out of the box on RITM/Tasks. Breaches, calendars, and approval records integrate directly with the portal experience. I dont understand the difference

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YaswanthKurre
Tera Guru

Hi @aikaterinik ,

 

  • Record Producer : SLAs and approvals are configured on the custom table or individual table (incident, problem or any other standalone one) and typically apply at the record level, not at the task level. Task-level SLAs require custom schema work.

  • Catalog Items: SLAs and approvals are built-in for RITMs and tasks . Task-level SLAs and approval workflows are available out of the box, integrated with breach handling and calendars.

Key Difference: Record Producers require more custom setup, while Catalog Items come with task-level SLAs and approval workflows by default.

 

Mark this as helpful and correct, if this helps you.

 

Thanks,

Yaswanth

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YaswanthKurre
Tera Guru

Hi @aikaterinik ,

 

  • Record Producer : SLAs and approvals are configured on the custom table or individual table (incident, problem or any other standalone one) and typically apply at the record level, not at the task level. Task-level SLAs require custom schema work.

  • Catalog Items: SLAs and approvals are built-in for RITMs and tasks . Task-level SLAs and approval workflows are available out of the box, integrated with breach handling and calendars.

Key Difference: Record Producers require more custom setup, while Catalog Items come with task-level SLAs and approval workflows by default.

 

Mark this as helpful and correct, if this helps you.

 

Thanks,

Yaswanth

Thank you. 

What do you mean by ‘record level’? Is it related to the flow stages the end user sees?Screenshot 2025-09-07 204831.png

 

 
 

What do you mean by ‘record level’? Is it related to the flow stages the end user sees?

What do you mean by ‘record level’? Is it related to the flow stages the end user sees?