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      Many SLA:s has a goal value of "end of next business day" or end of several business days. This is not possible now since you can only set a certain number of hours as a goal.

      For example SLA goal of "next business day" and an issue is created at 12:00. Business day goes from 8-16:00. Target time should then be 16:00 the next day and not at 12:00 next day.

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            [JSDSERVER-706] Add number of business days as Goal value

            Required by many clients! +1

            Bojana Vasic added a comment - Required by many clients! +1

            Is this still being considered?

            This would not simply exclude non-business hours.

            For example for "Next 1 Business Day" user could submit request on 9am Monday morning and it would be due at 5pm on Tuesday (assuming 9-5 working calendar).

            Thanks

            Jeremy Thompson added a comment - Is this still being considered? This would not simply exclude non-business hours. For example for "Next 1 Business Day" user could submit request on 9am Monday morning and it would be due at 5pm on Tuesday (assuming 9-5 working calendar). Thanks

            Dan Turner added a comment -

            Totally agree.

            Dan Turner added a comment - Totally agree.

            any news on this guys ? customers are asking for this improvement

            Long SLAs in hours are not readable / understandable

            Damien (darwyn) added a comment - any news on this guys ? customers are asking for this improvement Long SLAs in hours are not readable / understandable

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