I have setup our SLA "time to respond", to pause when a work item is moved into status "in review". Unfortunately this seems to only work for some of our work items but not for others. I can't find out why this is.
Can anyone please help? Both Work items are of the same issue type and in both cases the ext. customer has responded after we had already set the status to "in review" (which is supposed to pause the SLA).
Hi @Claude !
As I understand, you're using Jira Service Management (JSM), and you're facing an issue where SLA doesn't pause correctly during certain statuses.
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Hello @Claude , I wanted to confirm that the transition is done to "In review" and then the external customer responds.
If you can please confirm my understanding, I think I will be able to assist you to figure this out.
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Hi @Upasna Bassi ,
In my understanding it should behave as follows. Once we set it to status "in review" the sla should pause counting. The Customer did respond again after we had set it to "in review" but it should not start counting again after that comment. Because the status is still in review there is actually no action needed from our side atm. It should remain in status paused.
Only if the status were "in progress" for example and the customer comments, then it should start counting again from the start.
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