You can create SLA policies under
Settings. The Settings page is accessible only by Admin users.
Follow these steps to create an SLA:
- Click your display picture on the top right corner of the screen
- Click Settings
- Select SLA Policies under Support
- Click +Add Customer SLA
- Enter the following details:
- Policy Name: Name of the SLA
- Operational Hours:
- Business Hours if the SLA must depend on the business hours of support reps.
- Calendar Hours if the SLA must depend on calendar hours
- Default SLA: Enable to make the SLA default for all the cases
- Set SLA Targets:
- First Response within: Support reps must respond to a case within this time
- Resolve within: Support reps must resolve a case within this time
- Alerts: Must be enabled if support reps/managers must be alerted before an SLA violation
- Escalation: Must be enabled if support reps/managers must be sent an escalation email when SLA is violated
- Configure Email Alerts (before Violation) (This option is available only when Alert is enabled in the previous step.)
- Users: Users who must be alerted before an SLA violation
- Before SLA Violation: When the email alert must be sent - number of minutes, hours, or days before SLA violation
- Email Template: Template that must be used to send the email alert
- Configure Escalation Email (on Violation) (This option is available only when Escalation is enabled in the previous step.)
- Users: Users who must be sent the escalation email after an SLA violation
- If not Resolved: When the escalation email must be sent - if a case is not resolved within certain minutes, hours, or days after the SLA violation
- Email Template: Template that must be used to send the escalation email
- Click Save.
Note: You can configure multiple alerts and escalations by clicking the
+Add Alert and
+Add Escalation buttons.