SLA for Google Workspace Support Cases
Below are the SLA (Service Level Agreements) we have in place with Google Workspace customers who have their subscriptions through Telana as their Google Partner. This is the time we have imposed to give our customers the first response as part of their contractual support agreement with us and are in line with Google’s own SLA.
By Default, all cases raised on the support portal, email or telephone are logged as medium priority cases.
| Priority | Purpose | 1st Response SLA | Next Response Target | Resolution Target |
| Urgent |
Example: Widespread email delays affecting the majority of emails being sent and/or received |
1 hour | 3 hours | 2 days |
| High |
Example: A single user is unable to access her email and is receiving a 500 error page |
2 hours | 1 day | 4 days |
| Medium |
Example: Unable to delete a group forum post using the delete button but the message can be deleted with some URL manipulation Default priority for tickets logged via email |
4 hours | 1 day | 10 days |
| Low |
Example: A user is not able to easily add new words to the spell check dictionary |
4 hours | 2 days | 10 days |
Note:
– Times are during business hours
– Times are calculated for Statues where the SLA timer is on. Where the SLA timer is off, the countdown is paused.