Schedule Updates Not Reflecting in SLA Targets
Why don't updates to schedules reflect in SLA targets?
When you edit a schedule, including adding or removing holidays, SLA targets don't automatically update. However, if a ticket receives an SLA update, it will reassess its targets.
Changes like a public comment, status change, priority change, or policy change will trigger a recalculation of the SLA badge according to the new schedule. Frequent schedule changes can cause confusion, so it's best to minimize them.
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