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SLA Table

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Written by Noa Cohen
Updated over a month ago

An SLA (service level agreement) Table in logistics outlines the response and resolution times for different supply chain and delivery-related requests. It sets clear expectations for service performance, ensuring timely handling of order processing.

SLA for procurement orders

Region

Drafting Proposal

Approval Time Before Order Expiration

Processing

In transit

Delivered

Asia

48 hours

7 days

5 days

5 days

24 hours

Europe

48 hours

7 days

3 days

3 days

24 hours

Oceania

48 hours

7 days

4 days

4 days

24 hours

North America

48 hours

7 days

3 days

5 days

24 hours

South America

48 hours

7 days

4 days

4 days

24 hours

Africa

48 hours

7 days

5 days

4 days

24 hours

  • These are the maximum timeframes.

  • These timeframes apply to in-stock items, excluding CTO products.


SLA for Logistics orders - Delivery, On/Offboarding from WH stock

Region

Drafting Proposal

Approval Time Before Order Expiration

Processing

Pending Collection

In transit

Delivered

Asia

48 hours

7 days

48 hours

24 hours

5 days

24 hours

Europe

48 hours

7 days

24 hours

24 hours

3 days

24 hours

Oceania

48 hours

7 days

48 hours

24 hours

4 days

24 hours

North America

48 hours

7 days

24 hours

24 hours

5 days

24 hours

South America

48 hours

7 days

48 hours

24 hours

4 days

24 hours

Africa

48 hours

7 days

60 hours

24 hours

4 days

24 hours

  • These are the maximum timeframes.

  • Off-boardings are not included in the SLA for pending collection, as they require the cooperation of the terminated or removed employee, which cannot be guaranteed.

  • The provided timeframes are estimates and may be affected by external factors such as weather conditions, holidays, strikes, or other circumstances beyond our control.
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