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| Member Posts: 34 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bath, UK | Nested SLA function -
19-07-2006, 05:02 PM
Hi, Does anyone now how to make the following work. I have set up three escalation plans 1 hour escalation (overdue hours 1) 2 hour escalation (overdue hours 2) 4 hour escalation (overdue hours 4) Each one works on the same department (support), filters on open tickets only and filters on all ticket priorities. I have then set up three escalations to change the priority of the ticket from low to medium then from medium to high and then from high to urgent. What is happening is the ticket is being added to the system and is being assigned the 4 hour escalation sla plan. What I need is for the ticket to progress through the three levels of escalation. Anyone know how to make this work? -- customer services Gradwell dot com support info and faqs at Gradwell dot com support |
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| Member Posts: 34 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bath, UK |
22-07-2006, 05:59 PM
Hi Greengiant, Thanks for the suggestion. I have amended my SLA plans as you suggest and will now test the results. Thanks -- customer services Gradwell dot com support info and faqs at Gradwell dot com support |
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