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05-02-2025 12:24 PM
I want to create a report (metrics) that will capture the time frame from when an incident (ticket) was created to the time it was responded to.
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05-02-2025 01:18 PM
Hello @D-a-n_L
If you have the Service Level Management plugin:
Create a “First Response” SLA definition
Go to Service Level Management → SLA Definitions → New
Name: First Response
Table: Incident [incident]
Start condition: when Opened (record inserted)
Stop condition: when Activity shows the first work note or the State changes to In Progress
Target: whatever your response-time goal is (e.g. “2 hours”)
Save.
Assign it to your buckets/priority so it attaches automatically to each new incident.
Report on the SLA
Go to Reports → Create
Source type Task SLA [task_sla]
Filter SLA definition = First Response
Display: choose Average of Actual Duration (or Percent Met if you want on-time %)
This gives you an out-of-the-box “time to first response” metric you can chart or tabulate.
Thanks & Regards
Anand
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05-02-2025 11:26 PM
Hi @D-a-n_L ,
on top of what @anand-bhosle already have explained, I would go for reporting through performance analytics if you have that available.
If my answer has helped with your question, please mark my answer as the accepted solution and give a thumbs up.
Best regards
Anders
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05-02-2025 11:51 PM - edited 05-02-2025 11:51 PM
Hello @D-a-n_L ,
Please create your report on the Incident SLA [incident_sla] table with the filter SLA Definition.Target = Response.
The data looks like this:
To get the average response time you need to choose between the Actual elapsed time (calculated 24x7) or the Business elapsed time (calculated based on business hours). Then select the desired field in the Aggregate section of the Report Designer (may look different depending on the type of visualization).
Regards,
Robert

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05-02-2025 01:18 PM
Hello @D-a-n_L
If you have the Service Level Management plugin:
Create a “First Response” SLA definition
Go to Service Level Management → SLA Definitions → New
Name: First Response
Table: Incident [incident]
Start condition: when Opened (record inserted)
Stop condition: when Activity shows the first work note or the State changes to In Progress
Target: whatever your response-time goal is (e.g. “2 hours”)
Save.
Assign it to your buckets/priority so it attaches automatically to each new incident.
Report on the SLA
Go to Reports → Create
Source type Task SLA [task_sla]
Filter SLA definition = First Response
Display: choose Average of Actual Duration (or Percent Met if you want on-time %)
This gives you an out-of-the-box “time to first response” metric you can chart or tabulate.
Thanks & Regards
Anand
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05-02-2025 11:26 PM
Hi @D-a-n_L ,
on top of what @anand-bhosle already have explained, I would go for reporting through performance analytics if you have that available.
If my answer has helped with your question, please mark my answer as the accepted solution and give a thumbs up.
Best regards
Anders
Rising star 2024
MVP 2025
linkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andersskovbjerg/
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05-02-2025 11:51 PM - edited 05-02-2025 11:51 PM
Hello @D-a-n_L ,
Please create your report on the Incident SLA [incident_sla] table with the filter SLA Definition.Target = Response.
The data looks like this:
To get the average response time you need to choose between the Actual elapsed time (calculated 24x7) or the Business elapsed time (calculated based on business hours). Then select the desired field in the Aggregate section of the Report Designer (may look different depending on the type of visualization).
Regards,
Robert