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SLA Management

Set up response time targets with priority multipliers and monitoring.

Overview

Service Level Agreement (SLA) defines the expected response time for support tickets. Setting SLA targets helps ensure consistent, timely customer support.

SLA Status Indicators

StatusDescription
On Track (Green)Response within target time
Warning (Yellow)Approaching deadline
Breached (Red)Exceeded target time

How SLA Works

Response Time Calculation

SLA timer starts when a ticket is created and stops when:

  • First response is sent
  • Ticket status changes to non-active state

SLA Pause

SLA timer pauses when:

  • Ticket is set to "Pending" (waiting for customer)
  • Outside business hours (if configured)
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WarningSLA timers pause automatically when tickets are in "Pending" status or outside configured business hours. Make sure your business hours are set correctly in Settings to avoid inaccurate SLA tracking.

SLA Resume

SLA timer resumes when:

  • Customer responds
  • Ticket is reactivated

Configuring SLA

Per Category

Set base SLA targets per category:

  1. Go to Settings > Categories
  2. Edit a category
  3. Set SLA Hours field
  4. Save

Example targets:

  • Technical Support: 4 hours
  • Billing: 2 hours
  • General: 8 hours
  • Urgent: 1 hour

Priority Modifiers

Priorities can adjust SLA times:

  1. Go to Settings > Priorities
  2. Edit a priority
  3. Set SLA Multiplier
  4. Save

Example multipliers:

  • Low: 2.0 (doubles the time)
  • Medium: 1.0 (no change)
  • High: 0.5 (half the time)
  • Urgent: 0.25 (quarter the time)

SLA Calculations

Formula

Final SLA = Category SLA Hours × Priority Multiplier

Examples

CategoryBase SLAPriorityMultiplierFinal SLA
Technical4 hoursMedium1.04 hours
Technical4 hoursHigh0.52 hours
Billing2 hoursUrgent0.2530 minutes
General8 hoursLow2.016 hours

Monitoring SLA

Dashboard View

The dashboard shows:

  • SLA compliance rate
  • Tickets at risk
  • Breached tickets count

Ticket List

Each ticket shows its SLA status:

  • Time remaining
  • Status color indicator
  • Breach warning

Reports

View SLA performance in Reports:

  • Average response time
  • SLA compliance percentage
  • Breach trends over time
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TipSet realistic SLA targets based on your team's actual capacity, and review them monthly. Consistently meeting targets builds customer trust, while unrealistic targets lead to frequent breaches and erode confidence.

SLA Best Practices

  1. Set realistic targets - Don't promise faster than you can deliver
  2. Monitor regularly - Check dashboard for at-risk tickets
  3. Prioritize breaching tickets - Address them first
  4. Review and adjust - Update SLA based on team capacity
  5. Use priority levels - Ensure urgent issues get faster response
  6. Train your team - Everyone should understand SLA importance

Next Steps