SLAs
With Service Level Agreements (SLAs) automated updates and notifications for events can be defined when an objective is violated. SLA objectives are defined by a set of start and end conditions, a threshold and a set of actions to be taken upon violation \ or fulfillment of the objective.
info
Before defining objectives, first configure service hours, holidays and other tenant-wide settings
Objectives
The Objective tab shows all existing objectives.
Use the following button to manage objective:
Button | Function |
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Add SLA Objective |
To create a new SLA Objective:
- Click the
Add SLA Objective
button at the top of the list. A modal window will open. - Give the SLA Objective a unique name.
- Add a description (Optional)
- Set the threshold to set the period within the SLA must be fulfilled.
- Set the notification interval at which notification will be sent after the SLA has been violated.
- Add a threshold to send warnings if an SLA is violation is imminent.
- Set a condition, for starting the SLA
- Set a condition, for stoping the SLA
- Define updates on violations
- Define updates on fulfillment
- Define SLA violation notification triggers
- Define SLA fulfillment notification triggers
Example
The goal in this example is to create a response time SLA Objective.
- Only events that contain the string
SLA
in the title are considered - A violation occures if an event stays in the status type
new
for more than 60 Minutes - Before the violation a notification will be sent out 15 minutes before.
- After the violation notifications will be sent out every 15 Minutes.
Response Time Configuration Example
SLA Configuration:
Conditions:
- Start condition
ame.event_title equals *SLA*
- Stop condition
ame.status_type equals in_progress
andame.status not equal new
Notification Scheme Notification:
Configuration
The configuration page is used to define:
- Tenant timezone
- Recurrinc holidays
- Specific holidays