The Coverage Schedules page specifies the hours and days of the week a desk definition is open to respond to service requests. A Coverage Schedules record is assigned to a Policies record. Coverage Schedules are calculated using the time zone specified for that coverage schedule. If enabled, a DST checkbox automatically adjusts for Daylight Savings Time.
Testing for Coverage
An isWithinCoverage() service procedure command can test whether a ticket or KB article is within coverage. You can use this to determine the flow of automation from that point forward in the service procedure.
Time Measured Against Coverage
If the Time Measured Against Coverage checkbox in Policies is checked, goals and escalations include Coverage Schedules when calculating escalations in service procedures. For example, if a new ticket is created just before the service desk shuts down for the night, and escalation is scheduled for two hours, then escalation will not occur until two hours after the service desk re-opens the next morning. If unchecked, calendar time alone is used.
Actions
General tab
Standard Hours tab
The Standard Hours tab specifies the hours covered for selected week days and holidays.
Actions
Fields
8
to mean eight o'clock in the morning.17
to mean five o'clock in the afternoon.Note: All records are logged using the time zone of the Kaseya Server. The selected time zone only affects how time is entered, displayed and calculated in the user interface.
Default Holidays
You don't have to define hours of coverage for each holiday separately. Instead define hours of coverage for a record called Default Holidays
in the Days Covered drop-down list. This adds all holidays in the Holidays table to that coverage schedule. If you don't define hours of coverage for a specific holiday by exception, then each holiday in the Holidays
table uses the hours of coverage defined for Default Holidays
.