These examples are present in the web interface after the launch of the functional tests :
- TMA Support : Support request on hours worked (HO) with GTI only
- TMA Bug : tracker bug on hours worked (HO) with GTI/GTR
- "Managed Services Standard" and "Managed Services Spécific" : for change request on hours worked (HO) and for production incident also on non-working hours (HNO).
Differents users are configured :
- user
admin
with passadmin
- user
manager
with passmanager
- user
developer
with passdeveloper
- user
reporter
with passreporter
For each user an eponymous role has been defined
- role
admin
: he can define the SLAs in the global configuration. - role
manager
: he sees the SLAs and manages them in the projects. - role
developer
: it only sees SLAs in issues. - role
reporter
: he doesn't see the SLAs nowhere.
A few issue priorities are defined in enumerations : low, normal and high. Currently, only "normal" priority is used in tests.
Typically, in TMA, commitments are in working hours. Outside of these hours, weekends and public holidays, past times are suspended.
In outsourcing, commitments for change requests are defined as in TMA. Commitments for incidents are not the same whether they occur during business hours or not. But, whatever the hour at which an incident occurs, the past times do not stop.