An SLA is a contractual agreement between a customer and a supplier that defines the service level the supplier must achieve. It extends the service definition from the Service Catalogue by providing a series of service-level targets and performance metrics that specify the desired results. Here's an example of an incident resolution goal: 90 percent of priority incidents must be resolved within four hours.
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