SLA Management

Automate Response and Resolution Times

Never miss an SLA again. Define service level agreements, track compliance in real-time, and get alerts before deadlines approach.

CRITICAL

Server Failure

Urgent intervention
00:45:00
AT RISK

Maintenance

Deadline approaching
02:00:00
ON TRACK

Standard Service

24:00:00

Visual SLA Tracking

See all SLA statuses at a glance. Color-coded indicators make it easy to identify critical tasks that need immediate attention.

  • Critical Alerts

    Automatic escalation when SLA is at risk of breach.

  • Smart Notifications

    Get notified before deadlines, not after.

  • Priority Sorting

    Tasks automatically sorted by SLA urgency.

Complete SLA Management

Everything you need to define, track, and meet your service level agreements.

Custom SLA Rules

Define response and resolution times based on priority, customer, or task type.

Escalation Rules

Set up automatic escalation chains when SLAs are at risk of being breached.

Compliance Reports

Track SLA compliance rates over time. Share reports with customers and stakeholders.

Never Miss an SLA Again

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SLA Management FAQ

Common questions about tracking service level agreements.

What is an SLA in field service?

A service level agreement is a promise to a customer about how quickly you will respond to and resolve a job — for example, respond within 4 hours and resolve within 24. Avchare attaches those targets to the work order and counts down against them in real time.

How does Avchare warn me before an SLA breach?

Each job shows its remaining time visually and escalates as the deadline approaches, so dispatchers can reassign or prioritise before the target is missed rather than explaining a breach afterwards.

Can different customers have different SLA targets?

Yes. Response and resolution targets can vary by customer, contract, or job priority, so a premium contract and a standard one are measured against their own commitments.

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