SLA Definition - Help Center - Powell Software
SLA Definition - Help Center - Powell Software
SLA Definition
Powell Assistance
Updated 9 days ago
Ticket requirements:
The ticket author shall ensure to provide all necessary details regarding the incident in
order to help the support team analyze the problem:
Impacted URL
Scope of the issue: isolated user, group of users, all users
Time of the issue
Detailed reproduction steps
Screenshots if possible
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Minor impact:
*Priority Levels set to align with the Zendesk ticket’s KPIs Aligning P1,P2, and P3 to High,
medium, and low priorities.
For mode details follow this link : SLA Technical priority levels
SUPPORT ASSUMPTIONS
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Business Hours
Availability Rate
Powell Software shall ensure to keep production environment of its products available
99.5% of the time each year, excluding downtimes covered by one of the conditions below:
Planned maintenance
Emergency maintenance
Outages caused by Microsoft services downtime or any third-party providersdowntime
Outages caused by customers actions outside of normal use of products
Disruptions caused by denial-of-service attacks or distributed denial-of-service attacks
Powell Intranet
Powell CDN
Powell Mega menu
Powell Search webparts (excluding Microsoft Search service availability)
Powell Contribution
Powell Multilingual
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Powell Teams
If the customer does not respond after the 3rd ticket follow-up the support team will
close the ticket.
If the customer responds after the ticket is closed we will reopen the current ticket or
open a new ticket.
Three strike rule is considered 3 consecutive replies with no response.
If the customer responds on the 2nd or 3rdreply the time will start over.
Issues related to third party services are excluded from SLA (i.e. Microsoft services downtime,
third party API downtime, etc.).
Enhancement requests are excluded from SLAs. Those are processed outside of the Support
system.
SLA Pauses
Tickets awaiting customers’ response pauses the SLA time until customer response is
received then SLA time will continue
Tickets scheduled for the next release pauses SLA
All releases are scheduled for Wednesday at 12AM UTC+1.
If the fix is applied after Wednesday i.e. Thursday or Friday next scheduled release
will wait until the following next week’s release date.
EXAMPLES
Example 1
Ticket XXXX completes the troubleshooting and applies the fix Monday for the next release.
The release will be scheduled for Wednesday. The SLA will pause once the ticket status
changes to “Available for the next release”
Example 2
Ticket XXXX completes the troubleshooting and applies the fix Thursday for the next release.
The next release is scheduled for next week Wednesday. The SLA will pause once the ticket
status changes to “Available for the next release”
Example 3
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Ticket XXXX support team reaches out to the customer to obtain additional information i.e.
request HAR file. The SLA will pause until we receive a response from the customer.
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