Trending - Incident Resolution Time over a month

dbenjile1
Kilo Contributor

Hi team,

Without using Performance Analytics, i'm trying to create a line graph, which shows the average "Incident Resolution Time" per Incident across.. lets say... the previous month.

This is what I put together so far..

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I am not quite sure which fields to use at the moment, and was wondering whether the experts here can help.

My thanks, Dave

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For that you have to select different visualization. In Type section, select Type from Time series.

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In next screen you can select "month" in Per field.

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Jagjeet Singh
ServiceNow Community Rising Star 2022/2023

@rsharma - Hey! Did I solve your query. Let me know if you need further help around this.

 

Jagjeet Singh
ServiceNow Community Rising Star 2022/2023

JagjeetSingh
Kilo Sage
Kilo Sage

You are on right track. Just try to change the value in field "Per" under "Trend By". Change it to a week or days. You'll have your line graph for one month.

 

If you want to see the data month wise, then you have to include the previous months as well. For this change the filter condition "Created" on "Last month" to Created on this quarter or this year.

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Jagjeet Singh
ServiceNow Community Rising Star 2022/2023

Andrew_TND
Mega Sage
Mega Sage

In my opinion I wouldn't use the task_sla table as the incident table has a resolved field which time stamps the resolution date/time. But if you want to encorporate incidents into it you could always dot walk it.

See my example below on how I would do it.





Time series

 

Obviously this is simplified but you could make it as complex as you'd like.

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Andrew_TND
Mega Sage
Mega Sage

If you wanted SLA data in there you could add this via report structures, see my blog below,


Report Structures

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