Service Issue Categories and Escalation Sample Clauses

Service Issue Categories and Escalation. The categories of incident are detailed in the following tables. The service desks and people nominated as contact points may be varied by the Supplier from time to time providing that the Company has been adequately notified. Note that “Time to Resolution” elapsed times indicated below assumes dual L3VPN MPLS private circuits to Company premises, one of which is business grade Ethernet. Where MPLS connectivity or routing is implicated in the fault, the SLA “Time to Resolution” is automatically extended to the ISP’s service level on the specific type of circuit. Typically, this is 8 hours. DSL lines, where implicated in the fault, are excluded and failure to resolve the fault within the SLA times does not constitute a breach of the SLA. Services delivered across public internet, or by VPN across the public internet, are supported on best endeavours only and not subject to SLA terms In the event of a circuit or routing failure, the Supplier will use best endeavours to provide a workaround within the SLA. Incident Priorities CATEGORY 1: Greater than 25% of overall solution is unavailable. Voice and/or data systems are not available, causing a critical impact to business operation. Time to engineer communication / first response: 1 hour (working hours) Time to Resolution: 8 working hours (elapsed time from reporting) 1st Support 2nd Account Manager 3rd Senior Management
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