Service Level Management
Track, manage, and optimise SLAs with Servicely’s Service Level Management platform.

manage performance and build trust with Service Level Management

Enhance Your Service Levels
Improve end-user satisfaction
Increase service productivity by 50%
Complete visibility on SLA adherence and performance
Real time visibility over SLA adherance


Configure dynamic SLAs
Configure sLA workflow automations

Our Service Level Management Advantages

SLA timers

Complete visibility with reports and dashboards

User notifications and status updates

Exceed expectations and improve end-user satisfactions
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FAQs
A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a binding agreement between a customer (or end-user) and a service provider that defines the level of service expected from the vendor, laying out metrics by which service performance is measured and any steps taken to remediate cases where service levels are not achieved.
Why most people would immediately think about an SLA in the context of a vendor-customer relationship, SLAs are also important in IT Service Management (ITSM).
In ITSM, SLAs define the commitment between the IT service team and the business’ end-users for expected service standards, response and resolution times and overall service quality.
SLAs are critical in ITSM to:
- Set clear expectations for service delivery
- Establish accountability for both service agents and end-users
- ALign IT services with business objectives
- Drive continuous improvement through performance monitoring
Yes. Servicely’s highly-configurable functionality allows you to create a range of SLAs for different services. For example, a software incident may have a resolution time expectation of 24 hours, but a new hardware request may be up to a week to account for approval processes and shipping times.
Servicely offers Service Managers and members of leadership teams a range of methods to ensure SLAs are adhered to:
- Creating a single system of record and action - by having all service requests, incidents and more in Servicely, you can now track all relevant metrics in a single place
- Reports and Dashboards - view high level information on SLA performance or deep dive into reports to find
- Creating a self-service portal - there is no better service resolution than an instant self-service. By creating a service portal where end-users can immediately resolve their requests via the knowledge base and AI virtual agent, you can drive massive resolution time improvements.
- AI Copilot - Using Servicely’s AI Copilot, service agents will have the ability to resolve incidents and requests up to 3 times faster
- Reminders - critical SLA-related reminders are setup for when a ticket is close to the expected SLA threshold
- Workflow automation and orchestration - with automated workflow journeys setup (e.g. for approval processes or to carry out actions instantly) requests and incidents can be resolved much faster, with less manual labour