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Tracking time to first comment

Keary Norcio March 29, 2018

Is there a way to track how long it's been since a ticket has been created to the time of the first comment?

 

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Ryan Kearney
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March 29, 2018

For a JSD project, you could create an SLA that would start when an issue was created and would stop at the time of a comment to (or from) the requestor.

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George Mihailoff
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May 24, 2018

Wondering what is your use case for that?

Keary Norcio May 25, 2018

We have requirements for our development team to respond to CS in a certain number of days so we can get back to the customer based on Priority. IE P1's are 1 business day, P2's are 2 and P3's are 10.

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May 28, 2018

Terminology wise it is called Operational Level Agreement (OLA). Maybe instead of the first comment, you could use status change, e.g. ticket moved from "reported" to "in progress". It will be more formal and you can use extra transition logic.

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October 25, 2018

Hi Keary, 

We have the exact same requirement, did you find a way to achieve this?

Craig

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