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    sla-calculation

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    Calculate SLA deadlines for support tickets based on customer tier and urgency...

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    SLA Calculation Skill

    This skill teaches Claude how to calculate Service Level Agreement (SLA) deadlines for support tickets.

    When to Use This Skill

    Use this skill when the user requests:

    • "Calculate SLA for this ticket"
    • "When is the response due?"
    • "What's the deadline for this ticket?"
    • "Check SLA compliance"
    • "Is this ticket at risk?"

    SLA Matrix

    Response Time Requirements

    Customer Tier Urgency Response Time Business Hours
    Enterprise URGENT Immediate 24/7
    Enterprise HIGH < 1 hour 24/7
    Enterprise MEDIUM < 4 hours Business hours
    Enterprise LOW < 24 hours Business hours
    Standard URGENT < 1 hour 24/7
    Standard HIGH < 4 hours Business hours
    Standard MEDIUM < 4 hours Business hours
    Standard LOW < 24 hours Business hours

    Business Hours Definition

    • Business hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (local timezone)
    • 24/7 coverage: For Enterprise URGENT/HIGH and all URGENT tickets
    • Weekend/holiday handling: Business hours SLAs pause, 24/7 SLAs continue

    Calculation Process

    Step 1: Identify Inputs

    Gather:

    • Submission time: When ticket was created
    • Customer tier: Enterprise or Standard
    • Urgency level: URGENT, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW
    • Current time: For calculating time remaining
    • Timezone: Customer's local timezone (default: UTC)

    Step 2: Determine SLA Window

    From the matrix above, find:

    • Response time requirement
    • Business hours vs 24/7

    Step 3: Calculate Deadline

    For 24/7 SLAs:

    deadline = submission_time + response_time
    

    For Business Hours SLAs:

    1. Start from submission_time
    2. Add response_time in business hours only
    3. Skip weekends and holidays
    4. Calculate final deadline
    

    Step 4: Calculate Time Remaining

    time_remaining = deadline - current_time
    percent_remaining = (time_remaining / total_sla_time) * 100
    

    Step 5: Determine Risk Level

    • On track: >50% time remaining (green)
    • At risk: 20-50% time remaining (yellow)
    • Critical: <20% time remaining (red)
    • Breached: Past deadline (red alert)

    Examples

    See examples.md for detailed calculation scenarios.

    Example 1: Enterprise URGENT - 24/7

    Inputs:

    • Submission: Monday 2:00 PM
    • Tier: Enterprise
    • Urgency: URGENT
    • SLA: Immediate

    Calculation:

    • Response time: Immediate (interpret as 15 minutes for system purposes)
    • Coverage: 24/7
    • Deadline: Monday 2:15 PM
    • Type: Page on-call immediately

    Example 2: Standard MEDIUM - Business Hours

    Inputs:

    • Submission: Friday 4:00 PM
    • Tier: Standard
    • Urgency: MEDIUM
    • SLA: < 4 hours (business hours)

    Calculation:

    • Response time: 4 business hours
    • Coverage: Business hours (M-F 9am-5pm)
    • Friday 4pm + 1 hour = Friday 5pm (end of day)
    • Remaining 3 hours → Monday 9am + 3 hours
    • Deadline: Monday 12:00 PM

    Example 3: Enterprise HIGH - 24/7

    Inputs:

    • Submission: Saturday 10:00 PM
    • Tier: Enterprise
    • Urgency: HIGH
    • SLA: < 1 hour

    Calculation:

    • Response time: 1 hour
    • Coverage: 24/7 (enterprise high priority)
    • Deadline: Saturday 11:00 PM
    • Weekend doesn't matter (24/7 coverage)

    Business Hours Calculation Rules

    Same Day Submission

    If submitted during business hours with time remaining:

    submission: Monday 2pm
    SLA: 4 business hours
    Monday 2pm + 4 hours = Monday 6pm
    
    BUT: Business hours end at 5pm
    Monday 2pm → 5pm = 3 hours used
    Remaining: 1 hour carries to Tuesday 9am
    Deadline: Tuesday 10am
    

    Weekend Submission

    Business hours SLAs start next business day:

    submission: Saturday 10am
    SLA: 4 business hours
    Next business day: Monday 9am
    Monday 9am + 4 hours = Monday 1pm
    Deadline: Monday 1pm
    

    Holiday Handling

    Holidays counted as non-business days:

    submission: Thursday 3pm (day before holiday Friday)
    SLA: 4 business hours
    Thursday 3pm → 5pm = 2 hours used
    Holiday Friday: skipped
    Monday 9am + 2 hours = Monday 11am
    Deadline: Monday 11am
    

    Escalation Triggers

    Escalate when:

    • < 20% time remaining and still unassigned
    • < 10% time remaining and not with senior engineer
    • SLA breached → Alert manager + create incident
    • Enterprise ticket at risk → Alert team lead

    Output Format

    {
      "ticket_id": "TICK-12345",
      "submission_time": "2025-01-17T14:00:00Z",
      "customer_tier": "enterprise|standard",
      "urgency": "URGENT|HIGH|MEDIUM|LOW",
      "sla_window": "1 hour",
      "coverage_type": "24/7|business_hours",
      "deadline": "2025-01-17T15:00:00Z",
      "current_time": "2025-01-17T14:30:00Z",
      "time_remaining": "30 minutes",
      "percent_remaining": 50,
      "risk_level": "on_track|at_risk|critical|breached",
      "escalation_needed": false,
      "next_checkpoint": "2025-01-17T14:48:00Z"
    }
    

    Special Cases

    Immediate Response (URGENT)

    "Immediate" = operational definition:

    • Immediate acknowledgment: Auto-reply sent immediately
    • Initial response: < 15 minutes
    • On-call paging: Immediately upon classification
    • Escalation: If not picked up in 5 minutes

    Timezone Handling

    If ticket includes timezone:

    • Calculate deadline in customer's timezone
    • Convert to UTC for system tracking
    • Display in customer's timezone in responses

    If timezone unknown:

    • Default to UTC
    • Note assumption in output
    • Recommend timezone confirmation

    Multiple SLA Tiers

    Some tickets qualify for multiple SLAs:

    • Enterprise customer + URGENT → Use strictest (Immediate)
    • Take minimum response time when ambiguous
    • Document which SLA rule applied

    Quality Checklist

    Before finalizing SLA calculation:

    • Customer tier identified correctly
    • Urgency level confirmed
    • Business hours vs 24/7 determined
    • Weekends/holidays accounted for
    • Timezone handled appropriately
    • Risk level calculated accurately
    • Escalation triggers checked

    Integration with Classification

    Typically used after ticket classification:

    1. Classify ticket (urgency + category)
    2. Calculate SLA deadline
    3. Check time remaining
    4. Determine if escalation needed
    5. Route to appropriate queue with priority

    Tips

    Calculating business hours:

    • Count only M-F 9am-5pm
    • Skip weekends entirely
    • Holidays = non-business days
    • Partial days calculated hour-by-hour

    Handling edge cases:

    • Submission at 4:59pm → 1 minute to EOD, rest next day
    • Submission at 5:01pm → Starts next business day at 9am
    • Submission during holiday → Starts next business day

    Risk monitoring:

    • Auto-check SLA status every 15 minutes
    • Alert at 50%, 20%, 10%, 0%
    • Escalate before breach, not after

    Success Criteria

    A good SLA calculation should:

    1. ✅ Be accurate within 1 minute
    2. ✅ Account for business hours correctly
    3. ✅ Handle timezones appropriately
    4. ✅ Identify escalation needs proactively
    5. ✅ Provide clear risk status
    6. ✅ Enable SLA monitoring and reporting
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