Technical Support Service Level Agreement (SLA)
1- Introduction to the Agreement
This agreement aims to establish standards for technical support provision, ensuring rapid response and resolution of technical issues to ensure business continuity with high efficiency.
2- Categorization of Incidents and Resolution Timelines
Support requests are handled based on importance level and impact on workflow:
| Priority Level | Case Description | Response Time | Final Solution Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Critical (P1) | Complete system or network outage affecting all employees. | 30 minutes | 4 hours |
| High (P2) | An issue affecting an entire department or impeding a critical task. | 1 hour | 8 working hours |
| Medium (P3) | An individual device or specific software problem (work continues partially). | 4 hours | 24 working hours |
| Low (P4) | General requests, inquiries, or non-urgent update requests. | 8 hours | 3 working days |
3- hours of Work and Support
- Standard Support: From Sunday to Thursday, from 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM.
- Emergency Support: Available for incidents of Category (P1) only, 24/7 via the emergency phone line.
4- Responsibilities of Both Parties
a- Responsibilities of the Information Technology Department:
- Receiving complaints through approved channels (Task System, Email, Phone).
- Providing periodic maintenance for devices and systems to prevent malfunctions.
- Notifying users of any scheduled maintenance at least 24 hours prior to its commencement.
b- Responsibilities of the User (Beneficiary):
- Providing an accurate description of the problem and attaching screenshots if available.
- Do not attempt to open devices or install unauthorized software.
- Maintain password confidentiality and do not share it with the support team (Support never requests passwords).
5- Exceptions (Out of Service)
The deadlines specified in this agreement do not apply in the following cases:
- Failures resulting from third-party service providers (such as internet outages by the operating company).
- Natural disasters or force majeure.
- User negligence or deliberate misuse of equipment.
- Requests requiring the purchase of unavailable spare parts (subject to supply time).