Incident service levels Sample Clauses

Incident service levels. Category SLA Definition P1 Proact will respond to 98% of priority 1 (P1) incidents per quarter year, within 30 minutes A P1 incident is a reasonable request by the Customer for support or information, or a monitoring alarm received by Proact directly, in connection with hardware or software in scope, in circumstances in which the system(s) are completely unavailable or are imminently expected to be completely unavailable, or have breached defined critical capacity thresholds P2 Proact will respond to 90% of priority 2 (P2) incidents per quarter year, within 1 hour A P2 incident is a reasonable request by the Customer for support or information, or a monitoring alarm received by Proact directly, in connection with hardware or software in scope, in circumstances in which the system(s) are malfunctioning such that the service is significantly impacted but remains operational, or have breached defined major capacity thresholds P3 Proact will respond to 85% of priority 3 (P3) incidents per quarter year, within 4 working hours A P3 incident is a reasonable request by the Customer for support or information, or a monitoring alarm received by Proact directly, in connection with hardware or software in scope, in circumstances in which the system(s) are malfunctioning but with no significant impact on service, or have breached defined minor capacity thresholds P4 Proact will respond to 85% of priority 4 (P4) incidents per quarter year, within 8 working hours A P4 incident is a reasonable request by the Customer for support or information, in connection with hardware or software in scope, in circumstances in which there is no specific malfunction.
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Incident service levels. The Service Provider has incident resolution times and performance that were highlighted for their excellence by SOCITM. Occasionally incident resolution targets may not be met, but this is usually due to a third party. The targets by which this SLA is measured are below: Target for Resolution Times: 87% R esolution Times per Classification of User and Priority: Medium 4 Hours Low 18 Hours The above is based upon working hours of cover on a working day from 08.00 -16.00 Mon - Fri inclusive.
Incident service levels. The Service Provider has set the following incident resolution times. Occasionally incident resolution targets may not be met due to a third party. The targets by which this SLA is measured are below: Targets: Target for Resolution Times: 87% Priority Resolution Medium 4 Hours Low 18 Hours The above is based upon working hours of cover on a working day from 08.00 -18.00 Mon - Fri inclusive. • Medium – Major outage, entire site is not able to access, internet, e-mail, etc. • Low – All other incidents or requests that do not fall under Section 5.2. Priority Levels: Priority Resolution Medium 4 Hours Low 18 Hours

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