Help teams respond proactively to approaching or breached service-level agreement (SLA) and operational level agreement (OLA) milestones. by associating notifications with milestone actions.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
User Permissions Needed
To design notifications
Design Notifications
To configure SLA/OLA policies
Customize Application
Before you configure SLA-based notifications, make sure that:
Notifications are enabled and the required channels are configured.
SLA policies and milestones are configured for your IT Service objects.
Milestones ensure support reps resolve records correctly and on time. An SLA policy can
have up to 10 milestones.
Add milestone actions to send notifications for warning, violation, or completion/success events.
Associate the notification with the milestone action.
Activate the SLA policy.
Example For example, a service desk manager wants incident owners to receive alerts before a
high-priority incident breaches its response SLA. The manager creates an SLA policy for
high-priority incidents and adds a milestone that tracks acknowledgment time. The manager then
configures a milestone action that sends multichannel notifications 30 minutes before the
milestone is violated.
The notification can be delivered through email, Slack, Microsoft Teams,
or in-app notifications to alert the assigned incident owner and support team. When an incident
approaches its deadline, the notification triggers so the team can take action before the SLA is
breached.
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