Yes, you can set a First reply time SLA for agent-created tickets, but only in specific scenarios. For instance, if an agent creates a child ticket in a side conversation or if they create a ticket with themselves as the Requester, the SLA can be applied.
However, in other cases, the SLA target might not activate or could behave differently based on how the ticket was created. For more detailed information, you can refer to the article on Defining advanced SLA settings.
For agent-created tickets, several SLA targets can still apply, such as Total resolution time, Agent work time, Requester wait time, Next reply time, and Periodic update time. These targets will display if the ticket meets the SLA policy criteria…
The first reply time SLA might not work for follow-up tickets if they are not agent-created but are instead created because an end user replied to a closed ticket. To ensure the first reply metric works, make sure to include the condition 'channel…