Everything feels urgent
Without targets, agents answer whatever is newest or loudest, not what matters most.
SLA management in Flaxxa Desk means policies with first-response and resolution targets for each priority, counted in the business hours and holidays you set. Tickets carry a due time agents can sort by, and hourly automations can act on tickets that have waited too long.
SLA policy
Standard support
Business hours
Mon–Fri · 09:00–18:00
Holidays excluded
Sorted by due time
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Without targets, agents answer whatever is newest or loudest, not what matters most.
"We reply within a day" means little if nobody can see which tickets are close to missing it.
A ticket that arrives on Friday evening isn't late on Monday morning if your team doesn't work weekends.
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Create a policy with first-response and resolution targets for urgent, high, medium and low tickets.
Define the days and times your team works and the holidays to skip, so targets count working time only.
Tickets carry a due time agents can sort and filter by, so the most pressing work comes first.
Build an hourly automation to escalate, raise the priority or reassign tickets that have waited too long.
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The pieces you set up, and what they drive.
First response and resolution, each set separately for four priorities.
Working days and times per schedule, used to work out due times.
Dates the clock skips, such as public holidays.
Shown on the ticket and usable in views and filters.
Rules that check open tickets every hour and escalate, reprioritise, reassign or add a note.
An automation action can apply a specific SLA policy to a ticket.
List and create policies with priority targets through the REST API.
Only people with SLA permissions can change policies and business hours.
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Order in the queue.
Due times put urgent tickets ahead of easy ones.
Business hours mean nobody is judged on nights and weekends they don't work.
Targets per priority turn "we'll be quick" into something specific.
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A ticket management system with statuses, priorities, custom fields, shared views, notes, merge, bulk actions, time tracking and live collision detection.

Setting response targets for tickets, usually a time to first reply and a time to resolve, and tracking each ticket against them. Targets normally depend on priority and run in business hours.
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