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How to Create Service Level Agreements

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1. Click the settings icon

Screenshot of: Click the settings icon

2. Click SLA

Screenshot of: Click SLA

3. Enter SLA name

Screenshot of: Enter SLA name

4. Enter SLA description

Screenshot of: Enter SLA description

5. Click “Department”

Screenshot of: Click "Department"

6. Click “Department”

Screenshot of: Click "Department"

7. Select department to assign the SLA too

Screenshot of: Select department to assign the SLA too

8. Select service.

Screenshot of: Click this text field.

9. Select the service that SLA will be assigned too

Screenshot of: Select service that SLA will be assigned too

10. Enter the amount of days to either reject or accept the solution

Screenshot of: Enter the amount of days to either reject or accept the solution

11. Enter the priority level

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12. Enter the time it should take to assign the ticket to an agent

Screenshot of: Enter the time it should take to assign the SLA

13. Enter the time it should take to open the SLA request

Screenshot of: Enter the time it should take to open the SLA request

14. Enter the time it should take to resolve the SLA

Screenshot of: Enter the time it should take to resolve the SLA

15. Enter the time it should take the agent to respond the SLA

Screenshot of: Enter the time it should take the agent to respond the SLA

16. Enter agent response time in days or hours

Screenshot of: Enter agent response time

17. Enter agent time to open request in days or hours

Screenshot of: Enter agent time to open request

18. Enter agent resolve time in days or hours

Screenshot of: Enter agent resolve time

19. Enter agent response time in days or hours

Screenshot of: Enter agent response time

20. Click “Create Service Level Agreement” to complete the process

Screenshot of: Click "Create Service Level Agreement"  to complete the process

 

 

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