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SLA first response is successful but when it changes to resolve by it is set to cancelled

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Hi all,
 
I am facing a question which I could not find a solution for.
 
I am using Cases in the customer service app.
 
We have two SLAs:
 
1. first response to a new case in 5 hrs
2. resolve a new case in 24 hrs
 
I have set everything up and the timers run correctly independently. Now I am facing two questions:
 
Is it possible to have both SLA timers to run and show at the same time as both apply once a case is created? the second issue is that I set my first response to successfull and then apply the second SLA then the first response is set to /cancelled/.
 
Can I customize this timer? I know I can create timers using the deprecated fields but I do not want to do this.
 
As I want to evaluate and report all the cases where agents could not stay within the SLAs this creates a huge problem. 
 
Any insights are welcome and thank in advance...
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  • Christian K Profile Picture
    144 on at
    I found this NOTE! in the Microsoft documentation but that is not really helpful
     
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    Leah Ju Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at
    Hi Partner,
    As the documentation you found says:
     Only one SLA can be applied to a record. When an entity record is updated by using a different SLA, the previously applied SLA is canceled.
     
    However, One SLA can have multiple SLA items, and each item related to different SLA KPIs:
    --In fact, the SLA itself is more of a container, the actual rules are configured in the SLA Items.
    Refer to My example:
    1.Two SLA KPIs:
    2.SLA with two items:
    3.Item details:
    1)
     
    Now, you only need to apply this one SLA, but you can have multiple SLA timers.
    Result:

    I hope you can mark my answer verified if it is helpful! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
    Regards,
    Leah
     
  • Christian K Profile Picture
    144 on at
    THANK YOU!! you are the best! I never thought about it this way but that definitely solves it and is exactly what I need!!!

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