Configure SLA definitions for customer service cases

task brazil Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read t_DefineSLAForCustServiceCase.md
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A service level agreement (SLA) specifies the time within which service must be provided. Configure SLA definitions that include the necessary information to create and progress SLAs for customer service cases.

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The Customer Service Management application uses service level agreements with customer service cases. An SLA can be attached to a service contract, to a company, and to a product and can be configured to start, pause, and stop based on any customer service case attributes.

An SLA is automatically associated to a case when the case is created or updated based on the conditions that have been set up in the SLA definition. The specific record that gets attached to a case is the Task SLA record, which tracks the SLAs for that particular case. The Task SLA table [task_sla] stores Task SLA records.

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