To create OLAs using child ticket side conversations, you need to enable child ticket side conversations and update your SLA policy to include specific conditions. These conditions should specify the group involved and the channel as 'Side conversation'. Optionally, include 'OLA' in the SLA policy's name for easy identification. When a child ticket meets these conditions, the SLA policy is applied, guiding agents on response times. For more detailed steps, refer to the original article.
OLAs, or Operational Level Agreements, are internal agreements between teams within a company, unlike SLAs which are agreements between a company and its customers. OLAs help enforce agreements on response and resolution times between different…
When an SLA policy is applied to a child ticket side conversation, the First reply time metric is activated if the creator and requester are the same agent. Once fulfilled, the Next reply time metric is activated when a new public comment is added….
Yes, you can report on OLAs in Zendesk Explore using the SLA dataset. To focus on OLAs, add a filter on the ticket channel and restrict it to 'side conversation'. This allows you to isolate and analyze the performance of OLAs specifically. For more…
As of now, OLAs are not available for standard tickets without using side conversations. However, Zendesk is actively working on this feature, and it is expected to be released soon. Keep an eye on updates from Zendesk for the latest developments.
In Zendesk, SLAs on parent and child tickets are completely separate. This means that the SLA applied to a child ticket does not affect the SLA on the parent ticket. Each ticket is managed independently, ensuring that the specific conditions and…