Common use of Ticket Priority Levels Clause in Contracts

Ticket Priority Levels. Priority levels are defined as: a) Priority 1 – P1 [Blocker] = Total disruption of service for majority of staff. Staff are unable to access the software or unable to perform significant business operations.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Service Level Agreement (Sla), Service Level Agreement, Service Level Agreement

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Ticket Priority Levels. Priority levels are defined as: a) Priority 1 – P1 [Blocker] (P1) = Total disruption of service for majority of staff. Staff are unable to access the software or are unable to perform significant business operations.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Premium Service Level Agreement (Sla), Service Level Agreement, Premium Service Level Agreement (Sla)

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Ticket Priority Levels. Priority levels are defined as: a) Priority 1 – P1 (P1) [Blocker] = Total disruption of service for majority of staff. Staff are unable to access the software or are unable to perform significant business operations. b) Priority 2 (P2) [Critical] = Partial system outage effecting portion of the application and staff group. Moderately affecting functionality. c) Priority 3 (P3) [Low] = Unable to perform some common business operation. Standard usage issue such that user functionality is somewhat disrupted, but a workaround is present.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Standard Service Level Agreement (Sla), Service Level Agreement, Service Level Agreement (Sla)

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