Configuring SLA Service Window
What is SLA Service Window?
The SLA Service Window defines the Service timings. Based on the defined SLA Service Window, the Response and Resolution SLAs are calculated for Incidents. You can configure and modify SLA Service Windows for a Tenant.
Admins can set the SLA Service Window.
To configure SLA Service Window, see Configuring SLA Service Windows
You can perform the following actions in SLA Service Window.
- Configure SLA service window in Global tenant.
- View the SLA service window configurations in Global Tenant.
- Configure SLA service window in Local tenant.
- View the SLA service window configurations in Local Tenant.
- Delink the SLA service window configurations in Local Tenant.
Configure SLA service window in Global Tenant
To configure SLA service window for Incident Module in Global Tenant, perform the following steps:
- Navigate to Incident >Configuration > SLA Configurations > SLA Service window.
Figure: SLA window configuration - On the SLA Service Window page, select the Global Tenant which is indicate by a globe icon. Click ADD NEW from the ACTIONS Panel to configure the new SLA service window.
Figure: Add new SLA service window - On the details page, “Holiday Calendar Location” is not editable as it is a Tenant level configuration which is not editable under Global Tenant.
Figure: Holiday Calendar Location. - Admin will be able to edit all the other fields, click SUBMIT to save the configuration. To know more about field, see Field Description.
Figure: Submit SLA configuration
View the SLA service window configurations in Global Tenant
Steps to view the SLA service window configurations in Global Tenant:
- Navigate to Incident > Configurations > SLA Configurations > SLA Service window.
Figure: SLA window configuration
- On the SLA service window page, select the Global Tenant, the list of Global configurations will be displayed.
Figure: SLA service window list for Global Tenant
- Click on any SLA name to view the details. To know more about field, see Field Description.
Figure: SLA service window Details in Global Tenant.
Configure SLA service window in Local Tenant
To configure SLA service window for Incident Module in Local Tenant, perform the following steps:
- Navigate to Incident > Configurations> SLA Configurations > SLA Service window.
Figure: SLA window configuration - On the SLA Service Window page, select any Local Tenant which is not indicated by icon. Click ADD NEW from the ACTIONS Panel to configure the new SLA service window.
Figure: Add new in SLA window configuration in Local Tenant
- Admin will be able to edit all the other fields, click SUBMIT to save the configuration. To know more about field, see Field Description.
Figure: Submit SLA configuration.
View the SLA service window configurations in Local Tenant
To view the SLA service window configurations in Local Tenant, perform the following steps:
- Navigate to Incident > Configurations > SLA Configurations > SLA Service window.
Figure: SLA window configuration
- On the SLA service window page, select any Local Tenant, the list of configurations for the specific local tenant will be displayed. Click on any SLA name to view the details.
Figure: SLA service window configuration list for Local Tenant
NOTE
- All the Global Tenant configurations will be automatically inherited to the Local Tenant.
- Values with a Grey globe icon are global configurations, only few fields are editable. The system displays a tool tip when you click on any Global Tenant configurations.
Figure: SLA service window configuration details in Local Tenant
Delink the SLA service window configurations in Local Tenant
De-link option available in the ACTIONS Panel can be used when a Global configuration in a Local Tenant needs to be converted to a Local configuration and made editable.
To De-link the SLA service window configurations in Local Tenant, perform the following steps:
- Navigate to Incident > Configurations > SLA Configurations > SLA Service window.
Figure: SLA service window configuration
- On the SLA service window page, select any Local configuration with a globe icon, from the list of configurations. Click on any SLA name to view the details.
Figure: SLA service window configuration list
- Once the details page is open, in the ACTIONS Panel click DE-LINK. The system will display a tooltip before clicking on SUBMIT to de-link the value.
Figure: SLA service window details with De-link
- Once the value is De-Linked from the Global Tenant to Local Tenant, click SHOW LIST on this page the value is represented by De-link icon.
Figure: SLA service window configuration list with delinked icon
NOTE
- When you hover over the De-link Icon, system will display a tool tip as “Global Configuration – Delinked”.
- A Global value once Delinked cannot be Re-linked.
- A Global configuration can be modified in any Local Tenant after delinking the Global configuration.
Field Description
The following table describes the fields on the SLA SERVICE WINDOW page:
Field | Description |
DETAILS | |
SLA Name* | Enter the name of the SLA service window |
Holiday Calendar Location | As the value is part of Global tenant, the value is not editable |
Time Zone | Select a time zone for the SLA Service Window. |
Considered for Problem Management | The SLA Service window is displayed on the Deadline Configuration of the Problem management Module |
Default | If Default is selected, the SLA service window will be available as default selection on the other pages of the application. |
Active | This value indicates the status of the SLA window.
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Service Window |
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Icons
The following table describes the icons on the SLA Service Window page:
Icon | Designates | Description |
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Global Configuration | Global Configuration Indicated in grey color globe icon. | |
Global Configuration – Modified Locally | Global Configuration- Modified Locally Indicated in blue color globe icon. | |
Global Configuration – Delinked. | Global Configuration- Delinked Indicated in grey color globe icon with delink symbol. |
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