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ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus 8.0 :: Admin Guide

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Configuring Service Level Agreements<br />

<strong>ManageEngine</strong> <strong>ServiceDesk</strong> <strong>Plus</strong> <strong>8.0</strong> :: <strong>Admin</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

You can have Service Level Agreements (SLAs) defined for intra-organization service provided by the<br />

IT help desk team. These SLAs help evaluating the efficiency, effectiveness,and responsiveness of<br />

your help desk team. The SLAs can be defined for each individual, or departments, or workstations in<br />

a site. The priority for an incoming service request is automatically set if the request is governed by an<br />

SLA rule. Also, if the request is not attended and resolved within the time specifications of the SLA,<br />

then you can set the escalation rules.<br />

To open the SLA configurations page,<br />

1. Login to the <strong>ServiceDesk</strong> <strong>Plus</strong> application with admin username and password.<br />

2. Click the <strong>Admin</strong> tab in the header pane.<br />

3. In the Helpdesk block, click the Service Level Agreement icon . The SLA list page<br />

opens. You can add, edit, or delete SLAs.<br />

4. By default, all SLA based mail escalations will be enabled. If you wish to disable the<br />

escalation click Disable Escalation button.<br />

5. By default, there are four SLAs set namely, High, Medium, Normal,Low SLAs. You can also<br />

add more SLAs to the list.<br />

Note: The Site <strong>Admin</strong> can configure the SLA for the sites to which he is associated by<br />

selecting the site from the Service Level Agreement for combo box. The list of all SLAs<br />

corresponding to the selected site gets displayed. If the sites are not configured then the<br />

Service Level Agreement combo box will not appear. To configure the sites refer <strong>Admin</strong>-<br />

Sites.<br />

Add New Service Level Agreement<br />

To add an SLA,<br />

1. Select the site to which you want to add the SLA from the Service Level Agreement for<br />

combo box. By default, the 'Default Settings' option is selected.<br />

2. Click Add New SLA link at the top right corner of the SLA list page.<br />

3. In the Add New SLA form, specify the SLA Name in the text field provided. It is a mandatory<br />

field.<br />

4. The Site selected in Service Level Agreement for drop down box is displayed in non editable<br />

text.<br />

5. If required, you can provide a corresponding Description for the SLA.<br />

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