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Sample SLA Table

This document outlines service level descriptions across four categories: Data Center, Application Availability, End User Support, and Common Services. For each category, it defines key performance indicators (KPIs) with expected and minimum service levels to measure monthly performance. For example, it expects 99.9% uptime for critical servers but allows for 99% minimum, and aims to resolve 90% of high priority helpdesk tickets within 4 hours. The document provides performance targets to help ensure quality of services.

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Sample SLA Table

This document outlines service level descriptions across four categories: Data Center, Application Availability, End User Support, and Common Services. For each category, it defines key performance indicators (KPIs) with expected and minimum service levels to measure monthly performance. For example, it expects 99.9% uptime for critical servers but allows for 99% minimum, and aims to resolve 90% of high priority helpdesk tickets within 4 hours. The document provides performance targets to help ensure quality of services.

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Service Measurement Unit Of

Srl Service Level Description Expected Service Level (ESL) Minimum Service Level (MSL) Remarks
Weight Period Reporting
I Data Center
This is at an individual Server level
1 Servers (Criticality: High) 5% Monthly 99.90% 99.00% % and not cumulative uptime for all
Servers combined
This is at an individual Server level
2 Servers (Criticality: Low) 3% Monthly 99.50% 95.00% % and not cumulative uptime for all
Servers combined
3 SAN 5% Monthly 99.90% 99.50% %
4 Database 5% Monthly 99.90% 99.50% %
Data Center IMAC (Install, Move, Add,
5 Change) - % completed within scheduled 3% 90.00% 80.00% %
time
Data Backup - % completed within the
6 5% Monthly 99.00% 97.00% %
backup window

7 Data restore (time to restore after an event) 5% 15 minutes 30 Minutes


II Application Availability

Availability for High Business Critical This is at an individual application


1 5% Monthly 99.90% 99.70% % level and not cumulative uptime for all
applications
applications combined
Availability for Medium Business Critical This is at an individual application
2 3% Monthly 99.70% 99.50% % level and not cumulative uptime for all
applications
applicationscombined
Availability for Low Business Critical This is at an individual application
3 2% Monthly 99.50% 99.00% % level and not cumulative uptime for all
applications
applicationscombined
85% of Sev 1 in 4 hours, Sev 2
90% of Sev 1 in 4 hours, Sev 2 in
4 Application Helpdesk Resolution time 5% Monthly in 16 hours and Sev 3 in 24
16 hours and Sev 3 in 24 hours
hours
Batch Jobs - % of time it runs within
4 5% Monthly 95.00% 90.00% %
defined window
III End User Support
1 First Call Resolution 3% Monthly 60% of level 1 calls 50% of level 1 calls %
100% of calls within 120
2 Average Holding time 3% Monthly 100% of calls within 60 seconds %
seconds,
3 Email response TAT 3% Monthly 100% within 4 hrs 100% within 8 hrs %
4 Call abondon rate 3% Monthly <4% <6% %
5 USER ID Creation - Adherence to timelines 3% Monthly 99% within 4 hours 95% within 4 hours %

Class A locations - 90% Sev 1 Class A locations - 80% of Sev 1


calls within 4 hours, sev2 calls in calls within 4 hours, sev2 calls in
Average time to resolve depending on 8 hours and sev 3 in 12 hours, 8 hours and sev 3 in 12 hours,
6 3% Monthly %
location and severity category Class B Locations - 90% of Sev 1 Class B Locations - 80% of Sev
in 8 hours, Sev 2 in 12 hours and 1 in 8 hours, Sev 2 in 16 hours
Sev 3 in 16 hours and Sev 3 in 1 day
5% for Sev 1, 10% for Sev 2 and
7 % problems unresolved beyond one week 3% Monthly 0% for Sev 1, 5% for Sev 2 and 3 %
3

Service Measurement Unit Of


Srl Service Level Description Expected Service Level (ESL) Minimum Service Level (MSL) Remarks
Weight Period Reporting
!V Common Services
95% witin 5 days from date of 95% witin 7 days from date of
1 Timely Configuration Updates 4% Monthly %
change change
99% changes are implemented 95% changes are implemented
2 Change Management 4% Bi-annually %
correctly correctly
2 DR test runs a year, 100% of 2 DR test runs a year, 100% of
all applications, infrastructure all applications, infrastructure
and services included in the and services included in the
3 Disaster Recovery Testing 4% Bi-annually %
scope of DR test should be scope of DR test should be
recovered as documented in the recovered as documented in the
DR plan DR plan

98% of assets selected for 98% of assets selected for


random testing match the details random testing match the details
4 Asset Management 4% Random %
mentioned in the Asset mentioned in the Asset
Management database Management database

100% of all virus updates must 99% of all virus updates must be
5 Virus Signature File Updates 4% Monthly %
be available within 24 hours available within 24 hours

100% of all Firewall rules must 98% of all Firewall rules must be
be reviewed and approved within reviewed and approved within 24
6 Firewall Security 4% Monthly %
24 hours and implmented within hours and implmented within 48
48 hours hours

100% of all reports be delivered 90% of all agreed reports be


7 Reporting Timeliness and Accuracy 4% Bi-annually %
at specified timeframe delivered at agreed timeframe

100%
Service Hours of Operations
Help Desk Services (for end users)
End User Support 24*7
Server Services
Server Monitoring 24X7
Server Management 24X7
Data Center LAN Monitoring 24*7
Data Center LAN Management 24*7
Database Monitoring 24*7
Database Management 24*7
Application Services
Application Helpdesk 24*7
Application Management 24*7
Network Services
Network Management 24*7
Network Monitoring 24*7
Name

Sev 1

Sev 2

Sev 3

Sev 4
Description

• Major System or Process or Componentor or Service Failure Malfunction


• Server/Application is missing critical functionality
• No workaround exists
• >= 20 users impacted OR
• >= 50 customers impacted OR
• >= one site impacted (offline/unable to delivery desired output) OR
• >= one power user / one critical server impacted/One business critical application OR
• >= one VIP Customer impacted / one corporate customer impacted OR
• >= XX Revenue loss

• Minor System or Process or Component or Service Failure Malfunction


• Server/Application is missing critical functionality
• A workaround exists
• 2 to 19 users impacted OR
• 2 to 49 customers impacated
• partial impact (certain services down) on one site OR
• YY Revenue Loss

• Incident degrades system functionality


• Major functions of server/application still work
• Functional or performance improvement visible
• Component Failure Malfunction not causing impact
• A workaround exists
• 1 user impacted OR
• 1 customer impacted OR
• <= BD 99 Revenue loss

• Incident does not degrade the system functionality


• Major functions of server applications still work
• Technical enhancement or minor functional enhancement visible
• Component Failure Malfunction not causing virtually any impact
• A workaround exists
Calculations of Penalty
"At Risk" amount - 20%. This means that 20% of the monthly service charge is at risk on count of SLA slippages
If the "Expected service level (ESL)" is missed, the Service Provider will be liable to the corresponding SLA % of the "At-Risk" a
If the "Minimum Service Level (MSL)" is missed, the Service Provider will be liable to 2 times the SLA % of the "At-Risk" amoun
The total penalty will be capped at At-Risk amount

Example
Let's say the Monthly service charge quoted by Service Provider is USD 1,000,000
Then, "At-Risk" amount @15% would be 150,000
And the weightage for the SLA titled "SAN Availability" in the "Data center" pool is 5%
If, the Service Provider misses the ESL for this SLA in a given month but is more than MSL, then the penalty would be 5% of 15
If the Service Provider misses the MSL for this SLA in any month, then the penalty would be USD 15,000

Likewise all the penalties will be calculated and the "lower-of" total penalties and the At-Risk amount will be penalty im

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