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| After testing the product, we discovered that SLA's ( service level agreements) are not supported. With SLA's we understand that we have a commitment towards the customer to respect certain delays, for example: - 4I4R: intervention within 4 hours of opening the call and resolution within 8 hours of opening the call. - 8I: intervention within 8 hours; - NBD: Intervention next business day; depending on the service window ( 8 to 18h00 or 24 hours on 24 ). An SLA is typically attached to a serial number of an equipment OR to a customer. When attaching an equipment to a work order or identify the customer name, automatically the closed by date is filled in. In the list of work-orders that are not closed, we see which work orders are breaching the SLA ( late versus committed closed by date ). Does your product or will your product support this feature?
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| Hi No that is not an existing feature, but it is a great suggestion for a new feature. I have moved this to the Wish List for development to review for addition into the next version of AyaNova - in the existing Contract entry screen, be able to set a response time, that will automatically set the Close By date when a new workorder is created for this client that has this contract. - Joyce
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