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Prizm tracks SLA (service-level agreement) compliance for Alerts and Issues from a shared policy engine, rather than each module tracking time-to-resolution on its own. Every SLA-bound entity carries a live SLA Status and, for Issues, an Expected Resolution target date.

SLA Status

Both the Alert list and Issue list show an SLA Status column. Observed values include:

Expected Resolution

On an issue’s Overview, the Expected Resolution field shows the date/time by which the issue should be resolved under its bound SLA policy — this is the resolve target derived from the policy, not just elapsed time since creation.

External ticketing sync

Issues can link to tickets in external systems, shown on the issue’s Overview under Integrations:
  • Jira — linked tickets appear by their key (e.g. KAN-325)
  • ServiceNow — linked incidents appear by their number (e.g. INC0010563)
An issue can carry links to both systems at once. Prizm remains the source of truth for the underlying SLA clock; the external ticket reflects status rather than driving it.

Where SLA appears

Next Steps

Issues

See how SLA status and Expected Resolution appear on an issue.

Alerts

See how SLA status appears on the alert list.