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Multiple SLA's against an Entitlement

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Hi Guys,

Is it possible to customise CRM to add multiple SLA's against an Entitlement?

Our issue is:

Depending on the Priority of the Case, the Work Hours are different. 

The only way I can think of getting around this is by having multiple SLA's against the Entitlement.

Multi-Entitlement doesn't work as the Total Terms will be at the Account Level. And multiple Entitlements doesn't roll-up the Total Terms on the Entitlement Level.

Cheers,

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    TheMarkChristie Profile Picture
    10,328 Moderator on at

    Hi Madders

    The way I would look into this is using the new Case Creation Rules functionality, Business Hours & Multiple SLA's.

    As an Example you would create 3 SLA's (Gold, Silver & Bronze)

    Gold is 24/7

    Silver is 7am-7pm

    Bronze 9am-5pm

    Once you have create a SLA for each Level you would then create a set of business hours for each one.

    Business-Hours.pngBusiness-Hours.png

    This would then give have each SLA working on its own times

    So Using the case creation rules you would update the Selected SLA based on criteria matching your rules, This will then use the Business Hours for the stated SLA

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  • Abed Haniyah Profile Picture
    4,287 on at

    As far as I know, each Entitlement can be associated with only one SLA :)

  • JohnMaddalena Profile Picture
    110 on at

    Thanks for your reply Mark,

    So the SLA would get called at the Case level as opposed to at the Entitlement Level, based on the Priority of the case.

    How would the selected SLA recognise the entitlement that has been selected, is it OOTB?

    Thank you for your help.

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    TheMarkChristie Profile Picture
    10,328 Moderator on at

    You would create an Entitlement level against the SLA

    www.microsoft.com/.../create-an-entitlement-to-define-the-support-terms-for-a-customer.aspx

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