Priority plus due date set the promise. Follow-up scheduling, ageing views and reminder alerts keep it. Every pending ticket shows who has it, what was last done, and when the next action falls due — and overdue tickets escalate instead of hiding.
SLA management here isn't a separate module to configure — it emerges from the discipline every ticket already carries: a priority, a due date, an owner, and a scheduled next action.
A high-priority complaint from a key customer and a routine billing query should not wait in the same line. Priority — High, Medium, Low, or levels you define — combines with the due date to set each ticket's response and resolution expectation. From that moment the ticket is measured against its own promise on every pending view and dashboard.
The Pending Ticket Schedule & Follow-up view is where SLA management actually happens. Every open ticket appears with its owner, its due date and its next follow-up. Working the list means recording what was done and scheduling what happens next — so a ticket can be behind, but it can never be forgotten.
Pending and completed report views split the world honestly: what is still open (and how old it is), and what actually got done. Slice the open workload by responsibility, customer, category and period — the complaint ticket MIS and periodic history summaries turn day-to-day follow-up into a management view of throughput and ageing.
A due date only works if someone feels it approaching. Email and SMS alerts notify owners of assignments and due follow-ups, and WhatsApp automation sends follow-up and escalation nudges plus status updates to customers. When a ticket goes overdue, it doesn't sit quietly — it escalates so a manager sees it while recovery is still cheap.
High / Medium / Low or your own levels, maintained centrally — the first half of every ticket's SLA expectation.
Every open ticket carries its next scheduled action — the Pending Ticket Schedule & Follow-up view is the desk's daily worklist.
Responsibility, action and result recorded per follow-up — the dashboards show who has what and what was last done.
Pending vs completed lists with age against due date, for complaints and service tickets alike — the honest backlog.
Email, SMS and WhatsApp nudges for owners, escalation for managers, and status updates for customers.
Complaint ticket summaries and periodic history reports — throughput, ageing and follow-up discipline for management review.
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Each ticket carries a priority from a maintained priority master and a due date — together they define the SLA expectation for response and resolution. The Pending Ticket Schedule and Follow-up view tracks every open ticket against its due date, schedules the next follow-up, and surfaces overdue tickets for escalation. Pending vs completed reports show the open workload and its ageing.
Overdue tickets stand out on the pending and ageing views, and notification alerts on email, SMS and WhatsApp prompt the owner and escalate the ticket so a manager sees it. Because every follow-up records responsibility, action and result, an overdue ticket always shows who has it and what was last done.
Yes. Alongside email and SMS alerts, WhatsApp automation sends follow-up and escalation nudges as well as ticket status updates — so reminders reach people on the channel they actually read.
Yes. Pending vs completed views and the complaint MIS slice open tickets by responsibility, customer, category and period — so you can see who is sitting on what, which customers are waiting longest, and how the backlog is trending.
Yes. Every follow-up entry — responsibility, action taken, result, and the next scheduled date — is retained on the ticket along with its status history and audit trail, giving a complete, audit-ready record of how the SLA was met (or missed and recovered). That record is part of what makes the system work for ISO 9001 organisations.
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