Where are the conditions for sending an SLA breach warning notification defined?

The conditions for sending an SLA breach warning notification are defined within the Default SLA flow. This is because the Default SLA flow encapsulates the core logic and processes for evaluating SLAs, including how notifications are generated when certain thresholds are met, such as an impending SLA breach.

The Default SLA flow typically includes predefined steps and rules that govern when and how notifications are triggered based on SLAs’ performance metrics. This ensures that all necessary alerts regarding SLA breaches are sent out timely and efficiently in accordance with the organization’s policies.

While SLA definition records document specific SLA criteria and metrics, and SLA Properties might provide configuration options, it is the Default SLA flow that operationalizes these elements into actionable notification mechanisms. Additionally, SLA trigger conditions generally refer to specific criteria that activate processes or alerts but do not comprehensively define the communication aspects of warnings, which is handled in the Default SLA flow.