SLA Management
SLA Management allows you to define service level agreements based on priority, response time, and resolution targets.
By applying SLA policies to your inboxes, you can ensure consistent response standards, monitor performance, and enforce accountability across your support operations.
Each inbox can be connected to one SLA policy, ensuring clear and structured SLA tracking.
SLA Policy List
The SLA Policy List displays all created SLA policies in a structured table view.
Each policy includes:
- Policy Name → identifier of the SLA policy
- Description → optional context
- Connected Platform → inboxes linked to the policy
- Active Priorities → enabled priority levels
- Default Priority → automatically assigned priority
- Actions → edit or delete policy
Editing a policy uses the same configuration form with pre-filled data.
You can update:
- Policy name and description
- Connected platforms
- Active priorities
- Default priority
- SLA time configurations
This view provides a centralized overview of how SLA rules are configured across your system.
Create Policy
To create a new SLA policy:
- Click Create Policy
- Fill in the required fields
Policy Configuration
When creating a policy, you need to define the following:
- Policy Name (required)
- Description (optional)
- Connected Platform (multi-select inbox)
Each inbox can only be assigned to one SLA policy. If an inbox is already connected to another policy, it will appear disabled and cannot be selected.
Configure priorities and SLA time limits
Priority Configuration
Each SLA policy supports five priority levels:
- None
- Low
- Medium
- High
- Urgent
Each priority is configured independently using the SLA table. Each priority row includes:
- Active Toggle
- Default Selection (Radio Button)
- First Response Time
- Response Time
- Resolve Time
Time values can be configured using:
- Minutes
- Hours
- Seconds
Behaviour
SLA behavior in conversations ensures that priority, timing, and performance tracking remain consistent and aligned.
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When a priority is inactive, all fields in that row are disabled
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When a priority is active, all SLA fields become editable
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Only one default priority can be selected
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SLA timers (FRT, RT, Resolve) follow the assigned priority
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Click Create Policy to save
