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[Ramesh_143]

How do I calculate and track SLAs accurately for incident tickets?

[Aditya02 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 ,

Follow these steps so that you can able to achieve what you want to perform

• Define SLAs: Create specific SLAs with response and resolution times.
• Assign SLAs: Automatically or manually assign SLAs to incidents.
• Monitor SLAs: Track progress and identify breaches.
• Analyze Performance: Review SLAs to improve processes

To Monitor SLA Progress These things to be done properly:

• SLA Timer: ServiceNow displays an SLA timer on the incident form, indicating the remaining time until the SLA deadline.  
• SLA Breaches: If an SLA is breached, ServiceNow will notify relevant stakeholders and highlight the incident in reports and dashboards.
• Reports and Dashboards: Use ServiceNow's built-in reporting and dashboard capabilities to track SLA performance over time.

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Aditya

[VishaalRanS · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 

To calculate and track SLAs (Service Level Agreements) accurately for incident tickets in ServiceNow, follow these steps:

• Define SLA Conditions: Go to Service Level Management and define the conditions for your SLAs. This includes setting up the start, pause, and stop conditions for the SLA timer.
• Create SLA Definitions: Navigate to SLA Definitions and create new SLA definitions. Specify the target time, conditions, and workflow.
• Attach SLAs to Incident Records: Ensure that your incident records have the appropriate SLA definitions attached. This can be done automatically based on the conditions you set.
• Monitor SLA Progress: Use the SLA Management Dashboard to monitor the progress of your SLAs. This dashboard provides a comprehensive view of all active SLAs, their statuses, and any potential breaches.
• Track Elapsed Time: Understand the difference between Actual Elapsed Time and Business Elapsed Time. Use the Run SLA Calculation button on the task SLA form to get the latest elapsed times.
• Notifications and Escalations: Set up notifications and escalations to alert relevant stakeholders when an SLA is about to breach. This helps in proactive management of SLAs.
• Regular Reviews: Regularly review SLA performance and adjust the definitions as needed to ensure they align with your business goals and service delivery standards.

Thanks, and Regards

Vishaal

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[Anantha27 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 

When opening an incident, we can make sure that the ServiceNow displays an SLA timer on the incident form, indicating the remaining time until the SLA deadline. in this way we can calculate SLAs accurately.

Thank you.

[Sai Krishna6147 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143  ,

SLA (service level Agreement) we can follow this step

1)Firstly Define SLA definition (Response and Resolution) for incident tickets

2)Set up start, pause, stop and Cancel conditions

3) then SLAs are automatically tracked incident

Refer : Product Documentation | ServiceNow

Accept and hit Helpful if it helps.

Thank you,
Venkata Sai Krishna

[Manikanta Kota · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 ,

Calculation of breach time and original breach time in SLA - Support and Troubleshooting (servicenow... refer this may useful.

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[mahesh009 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 

1. Set Service Level Agreements (SLAs):

• Decide how quickly you need to respond to and resolve incidents.
• Create specific rules (SLAs) for different types of incidents.

2. Apply SLAs to Incidents:

• Automatically or manually assign the correct SLA to each incident.

3. Track SLA Performance:

• Use ServiceNow to see how well you're meeting your SLA goals.
• Get alerts when SLAs are at risk or broken.

4. Improve Processes:

• Analyze SLA data to find ways to work faster and better.

[Sai Krishna6147 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143  ,

SLA (service level Agreement) we can follow this step

1)Firstly Define SLA definition (Response and Resolution) for incident tickets

2)Set up start, pause, stop and Cancel conditions

3) then SLAs are automatically tracked incident

Refer : Product Documentation | ServiceNow

Accept and hit Helpful if it helps.

Thank you,
Venkata Sai Krishna

[Manikanta Kota · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 ,

Calculation of breach time and original breach time in SLA - Support and Troubleshooting (servicenow... refer this may useful.

Should my answer prove to be helpful, kindly mark it as such by clicking "Accept as Solution" and "Helpful."

Regards,

Manikanta. Kota

[mahesh009 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 

1. Set Service Level Agreements (SLAs):

• Decide how quickly you need to respond to and resolve incidents.
• Create specific rules (SLAs) for different types of incidents.

2. Apply SLAs to Incidents:

• Automatically or manually assign the correct SLA to each incident.

3. Track SLA Performance:

• Use ServiceNow to see how well you're meeting your SLA goals.
• Get alerts when SLAs are at risk or broken.

4. Improve Processes:

• Analyze SLA data to find ways to work faster and better.

[thullurishalini]

Hi @Ramesh_143 

To calculate and track SLAs (Service Level Agreements) accurately for incident tickets in ServiceNow, follow these steps:

1. Define SLA Conditions

• Navigate to SLA Definitions: Go to Service Level Management > SLA > SLA Definitions.
• Create a New SLA: Click on the New button to create a new SLA definition.
• Set Conditions: Define the conditions under which the SLA will be applied. This includes specifying the Start Condition, Stop Condition, and Pause Condition.

2. Configure SLA Workflow

• Define Workflow: Set up the workflow that will be triggered when the SLA conditions are met. This can include notifications, escalations, and other actions.
• Attach to Incident: Ensure the SLA is attached to the incident table by setting the Table field to Incident.

3. Monitor SLA Performance

• SLA Dashboard: Use the SLA Dashboard to monitor the performance of your SLAs. Navigate to Service Level Management > SLA > SLA Overview to access the dashboard.
• Track Metrics: Track key metrics such as Actual Elapsed Time and Business Elapsed Time to ensure SLA...1.

4. Automate Notifications and Escalations

• Set Up Notifications: Configure notifications to alert relevant stakeholders when an SLA is about to breach or has breached.
• Escalation Rules: Define escalation rules to automatically escalate incidents that are at risk of breaching their SLA.

5. Regular Review and Optimization

• Review SLAs: Regularly review SLA performance and make adjustments as necessary to ensure they remain effective.
• Optimize Processes: Continuously optimize your incident management processes to improve SLA compliance.

thanks ,

shalini.

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[brahmandlapally · Accepted solution]

Hi @Ramesh_143 

Refer link:Product Documentation | ServiceNow

Thank you.