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What are SLAs?

What are SLAs? - Jira Tutorial

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What are SLAs?

- [Male Narrator] SLA, or Service Level Agreements, is a configured window of time in which you want to resolve your tickets. It is a benchmark that your agents will use to measure productivity and that managers will use to measure success. By configuring various SLAs for different request types, you can prioritize which tickets need to be answered first and which can be pushed off to the side until a later date. Let's begin. On the left-hand side of your Project Administration page, you'll select the SLAs option. By default, there will already be a time to resolution SLA configured. This time to resolution simply measures the time between the issue being created and the resolution going from null to any value. There are four elements to SLA creation. The start tells the system when to actually start counting time for this SLA. There can be multiple triggers associated with start. The pause identifies at which point the SLA shouldn't be counted before the ticket is closed. This is…

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