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QoS level declaration
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FAQ GGUS-QoS-Levels
QoS stands for Quality of Support. It describes the level of support provided by Support Units in GGUS system.
is impacting the ticket priority colour in GGUS and the warnings are sent to SUs if 75% of the maximum response time of the QoS level are over.
QoS levels
There are three different QoS levels, each defining different response times for given Ticket Priority.
- Base
- Medium
- Advanced
The defaut QoS level, if not declared differently, is Base.
Base Level
Base QoS level defines a response time of 5 working days regardless of the ticket priority.
Medium Level
Ticket Priority | Response time |
---|---|
less urgent | 5 working days |
urgent | 5 working days |
very urgent |
1 working day |
top priority | 1 working day |
Advanced service
Ticket Priority | Response time |
---|---|
less urgent | 5 working days |
urgent |
1 working day |
very urgent | 1 working day |
top priority | 4 working hours |
QoS level declaration
QoS level declaration can be found
All declarations can be found here