This article will show you how to create a Service Level Agreement (SLA) for a Request Category. The SLA is an internal metric for how long it should take staff to close a request. Setting an SLA can help staff prioritize requests and also allows you to track which requests are falling outside of that expectation. You can also assign a primary contact that should be notified if any requests within the category are past the specified SLA timeframe.
Instructions
- Select your Profile > Manage Organization
- Click Request Categories
- Next to your desired Request Category select the three-dot menu > Edit
- Scroll down to the Subscriptions and Benchmarks section and choose Days or Weeks from the dropdown under Service-Level Agreement (SLA)
- Enter a unit of time for the SLA, which may be a whole number or entered in 0.1 increments
- Select a user from the Escalate To dropdown to be notified when the SLA is overdue
- (Optional) Click the box next to Show timestamp of SLA
Note: This will display the SLA time on the request. - Scroll down and click Update
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