Hi Nicholas

Thanks for your answer, yes, it´s in the SLA table within the ticket. I
double-checked and I don´t have any of the options you mention.

Hope you can shed some light

Regards!


2007/7/5, Hromyak, Nicholas (DHCS-ITSD) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

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I don't see a "Missed Goal" in our SLAs (ARS 6.3, SLA 6.0).  Is this in
the SLA within the ticket?



On the SLA (via SLA-Main Console) are you "Tracking Assignment
Responsibility" or Tab 4 Cumulative Performance?


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*Subject:* Difference between "Missed" and "Missed Goal": Remedy SLA 6



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Hello friends

Long time since last posting. Here´s an easy one: We´ve been stuck with
Remedy SLA 6.0 fundamental concepts, trying to understand the difference
between "missed" and "missed goal", when monitoring attached SLAs in
Helpdesk cases.

SLAs are pretty straight forward, there are two different SLAs: Response
and Resolution Time ... Term and Conditions include something like
Impact=High and Priority=High, Goals include start measuring Response time
when Status=Assigned and stop it when Status=WIP, in the other hand the
second SLA goal starts measuring Resolution time when Status is WIP and stop
it when it´s Resolved. Milestones include notifications to different users.

Why is that two different helpdesk cases with the same data, sometimes
show different SLA status, like Missed and sometimes Missed Goal, and
sometimes we verify that milestones are not being met, notifications not
sent.

Please would you explain SLA status flow

Thanks

Maus
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