What are your Service Level Agreements (SLA)?

Service Level Agreements (SLAs) set clear, industry-standard response targets based on the severity of an issue. They’re included in the contract and can be reported on, but they’re only the baseline. Day-to-day, the bigger difference is helpdesk freshness (ticket momentum) and making sure support feels like something done for you, not to you.
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SLA

Issue Severity Response Time Escalation
Everyone in the business cannot access the majority or all of the computer systems, such as a server crash, complete network failure, or internet outage. 1 2 Hours Immediate
Single service failure such as email has stopped working for everyone in the business. No one can access the documents and files off the office server.  2 4 Hours 2 Hours
Fault that only effects one member of staff, for example Word has crashed and now won’t open.  3 8 Hours NA
Non – critical errors, changes to printers, questions, proposals, new equipment installations etc.  4 16 Hours NA

Why SLAs aren’t the whole story

Clients don’t actually want “a 2-hour response”. They want: clarity, progress, and confidence the right fix is happening.

1) Helpdesk freshness (ticket momentum)

An SLA can be met with a quick reply. Our Helpdesk Freshness Percentage is better because it seeks out tickets that might be missed and lacking love!

2) Doing something for you, not to you

Support shouldn’t feel like box-ticking. The goal is a better outcome and a better experience: clear communication, sensible decisions, and practical progress, not just activity.

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