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Response targets and business hours

Promise a response time and keep it

Response targets and business hours

Your customers expect an answer within a time you can promise. Set response targets per priority for the first answer and for the solution, and every ticket shows when it is due, when it is due soon and when it is overdue. A bell warns your team an hour before a target and again when it is missed.

The clock follows your business hours, with several shifts a day, holidays and your time zone, and it pauses while you wait for the customer. When a ticket is solved, it shows per target whether it was met, and later changes cannot move that result.

Key Benefits

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Clear promises: first response and resolution targets per priority, in minutes or hours

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Fair clocks: business hours, holidays and a pause while you wait for the customer

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Warned in time: a bell one hour before a target and when it is missed

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Honest results: every solved ticket shows Met or Missed, and that never moves

Targets per priority

First response and resolution, in your units

Set a first response and a resolution target for each priority, in minutes or hours. Limit a policy to categories, brands or channels, and drag the policies into the order you want.

Targets per priority

Business hours and holidays

The clock runs only when you work

Enter your hours per weekday, also with a lunch break or a night shift, copy Monday to all weekdays and add your holidays once or every year. Time changes and midnight are handled for you.

Business hours and holidays

Warnings before it is too late

Due soon, overdue and a bell in time

Every ticket shows when it is due, and the views Overdue and SLA due soon collect the ones at risk. Your team gets a bell an hour before a target and again when it is missed.

Warnings before it is too late

Met or missed, for good

A clear result on every solved ticket

When a ticket is solved, each target shows Met or Missed with its time. Later edits do not move the result, so your reports show how you really did.

Met or missed, for good

Use Cases

Urgent means four hours

You promise urgent tickets a first answer within four hours. The policy counts only your business hours, and the dashboard shows what is due soon.

Waiting for a photo

You ask the customer for a photo and set the ticket to waiting. The clock pauses until the photo arrives, then runs on with the time left.

VIP customers first

A second policy with shorter targets applies only to your premium category. The first matching policy wins.

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