Priority |
Definition |
1 – Resolve Immediately |
(i) Customer can no longer perform critical business functions; or (ii) there is a material loss or corruption of data; or (iii) a critical deadline is affected; and (iv) there is no known workaround without reduction of functionality or significant increase in costs to the Customer |
2 – Give High Attention |
Customer has identified critical loss of functionality and a short-term workaround is possible, but may create additional recovery or data problems. |
3 – Normal Queue |
Customer has found a Defect for which a workaround with no reduction of functionality exists and there is no significant impact on the Customer arising from the workaround. |
4 – Low Priority |
Customer needs information not found in the Documentation and lack of information does not impact operations. |