Yes, you can configure the escalation of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) violation while setting up the SLA.
Follow these steps to configure alerts for SLA violation:
- 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 details such as SLA name, operational hours, etc.
- Set the first response and resolution limits under Set SLA Targets.
- Enable the Escalation checkbox to configure an escalation email for SLA violation.
- Configure escalation emails under Configure Escalation Emails (on Violation) by entering the following details:
- 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: The
Configure Escalation Emails (on Violation) block appears only when you enable the
Escalation checkbox under
Set SLA Targets.