SLAPolicies
Query, Create and Update SLAPolicies table
Table Specific Information
Note: Only users with admin privileges can access the following Table.
Select
Following is an example to select all entries from SLAPolicies table:
SELECT * FROM SLAPolicies
You can also select a specific entry from SLAPolicies table:
SELECT * FROM SLAPolicies WHERE Id = 100
Columns
Name | Type | ReadOnly | Description |
Id [KEY] | Bigint | False |
Business hour ID. |
active | Boolean | False |
True if the SLA policy is active. |
Description | String | False |
Description of the business hour. |
IsDefault | Boolean | False |
True if this is the default business hour. |
Name | String | False |
Name of the business hour. |
Position | Int | False |
Denotes the order of the SLA policy. If you have configured multiple SLA policies, the first one with matching conditions will be applied to a ticket. |
SLATarget | String | False |
Key value pair containing the object and the array of object IDs denoting the priorities and the applicable conditions. 'priority_4' - urgent, 'priority_3' - high, 'priority_2' - medium, 'priority_1' - low is mandatory and needs to be passed in the same order. |
ApplicableTo | String | False |
Key value pair containing the 'company_ids', 'group_ids', 'sources', 'ticket_types', 'product_ids' denoting the conditions based on which the SLA policy is to be applied. One of them is mandatory |
Escalation | String | False |
Nested collection of key value pairs containing the 'response' and 'resolution' denoting who to escalate to and when. One of them is mandatory |
CreatedAt | Datetime | True |
Creation timestamp. |
UpdatedAt | Datetime | True |
Updated timestamp. |