Hello Community,
Service desk question- Is there any way to change the resolution/response time from hours format into days format? Is there any option to select from when I set the duration of the response?
Hi @Anca Huruiala ,
You can do this with Time to SLA.
You can edit the SLA duration format through Time to SLA menu > Settings and you are done.
Also, Time to SLA works for JSM, Software and Business Projects with awesome features like SLA resets, ability to show the SLA panel in customer portal, detailed reports and so much more!
Please let me know if you have further questions.
Cheers,
Gökçe
Please note that I'm one of the members of the Snapbytes team.
Definitely!
Love TTS and especially now that v10 is out.
@Anca Huruiala this is an option but might be a bit overkill if you just want to change the format. It does however give you lots of other SLA based features.
Definitely worth a look!
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Hey @Anca Huruiala ,
Days is unfortunately not possible with the default SLA mechanism. You'll have to calculate the days/hours :)
What exactly do you mean with "any option to select from when I set the duration of the response"?
If you mean "when the timer needs to start counting" that's actually defined in your SLA itself by setting when the Counter should start.
You have a Start/Pause/Stop condition and that defines when it ..well.. starts/pauses/stops ;-)
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Hi @Dirk Ronsmans,
Thank you for your quick answer. It makes sense now.
We have a resolution time of 10 business days for a low priority ticket, and it would have been nice if the client sees a smaller value, instead of 80 hours when selecting the seriousness of the issue.
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Indeed, while it is the same I get that perception is everything:)
Now for your client, as they don’t see the SLA on the customer portal it shouldn’t be a big deal right?
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Hi guys! Sorry for my late answer, I haven't noticed you've answered and just now I come across the notification email :D. I thought the customer can see the SLA on the portal, but in this case, @Dirk Ronsmans , everything should be ok. On top of this, I've played a bit with the options like pausing the SLA for certain statuses of the tickets. Now I'm happy with my settings :)
Wishing you a lovely day!!!
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