To report on Group SLA metrics in Zendesk Explore, you can use the Group SLAs dashboard tab. This tab will only appear once you have tickets with Group SLAs applied.
For more detailed reporting, you can use Explore recipes to substitute 'Group SLA' for 'SLA', such as 'Group SLA metric time completion (min)'. This allows you to track the actual duration of group assignments and measure success ratings.
Group SLAs, also known as Operational Level Agreements (OLAs), are policies that define target ownership times for internal teams in Zendesk. They help create transparency by providing a clear understanding of how long tickets are assigned to…
Setting up a Group SLA policy in Zendesk involves a few steps in the Admin Center. First, navigate to Objects and rules, then Business rules, and select Service level agreements. From there, choose Group SLAs and click 'Create policy'. You'll need…
Currently, Group SLAs in Zendesk allow you to measure the Ownership time metric. This metric measures the length of time a ticket is assigned to a group, starting when a group is assigned a ticket and ending when the ticket is reassigned or solved….
Group SLAs and normal SLAs in Zendesk operate independently and do not interact with each other. Each ticket can have both a normal SLA policy and a Group SLA policy applied, assuming the conditions match. Agents will see whichever timer is closest…
Currently, Zendesk does not offer the option to pause a Group SLA when a ticket is pending or on-hold. The only way to stop the Group SLA timer is by reassigning the ticket to a different group. Zendesk's development team is aware of this feature…
Zendesk does not allow modification of the default priority ticket field values. However, you can create a custom ticket field to track custom priority values and use it as a condition for a separate SLA policy. To implement this, create a custom…