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SLA Management
Promises you can actually keep.
SLA policies that understand your working hours, your holidays and your escalation path — and that warn you before a breach rather than reporting it afterwards.
- Separate response, resolution and escalation clocks
- A different target for each priority, from 15 minutes to 8 hours
- One policy applied to incidents, service requests or both
- Compliance rate, active policies and breach count above the form
What you get
Business calendars and holidays
A 4-hour SLA raised at 6pm on Friday should not breach over the weekend. Define working hours and holiday calendars so targets reflect reality.
Response and resolution targets
Track both clocks separately per priority, because acknowledging fast and fixing fast are different promises.
Tiered escalation
Automatic L1 and L2 escalation as a ticket approaches its target, so the right manager knows before the customer does.
At-risk warnings
Tickets heading for a breach are flagged while there is still time to act, not filed into a breach report afterwards.
On-hold handling
Pause the clock when you are legitimately waiting on a requester or a vendor, so your metrics measure your performance and not theirs.
Breach reasons
Capture why a target was missed, so SLA reporting explains the number instead of just showing it.
Also included
Get started
Try it on your own tickets for 14 days.
No credit card, no sales call required. Start free and see how it handles your actual queue.
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