Let’s implement a simple example and see how we can use SLA with account entity. Consider an example that we want to setup SLA for document verification of the customer, which should be completed after specific hours of creating a customer record into Dynamics CRM. We also need to send a warning email to the department as a reminder after some time if verification is not done. Let’s say, for quick demo, we want to set document verification due in one hour so if it does not complete within one hour of creating customer record, SLA will fail and we want to send reminder in one minute.
Now, let’s implement a simple example and see how we can use SLA with an account entity. Consider an example that we want to setup on SLA for document verification of the customer, which should be completed after eight hours of creating a customer record into Dynamics CRM. We need to send a warning email to the Verification department after four hours if the verification is not done as a reminder and failed notification after eight hours in order to escalate.
Before creating SLA, we need to create some custom fields on account entity which is required for document verification SLA.
Now, we required fields so let’s design our SLA.
In the next article, we will use this SLA for document verification process.