Hi All,
SLA fields are missing on tickets when viewing them. What areas of JSM do i need to look to investigate this? I have a Time to First response configured already to start the countdown when a new ticket is created.
Hi @Mark Anderson ,
Are you able to share a screen shot of your SLA configuration and an example ticket to help debug the issue?
Thanks,
Julia.
The SLA should show up automatically for JSM projects, I assume that the project is a JSM project, not a Software project and it has a request type assigned. SLA timerrs and fields apply to issues created via the portal or issues that have a valid request type.
Other than that, I'd check the SLA configuration and its start/stop and pause conditions.
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SLA shows in the context field on all 3 request types.
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All Remaining Work items ,so it should be applying to all request types. That is how it's configured on another JSM and that one works fine.
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