Technical Help Desk Technical Help Desk – Escalation Management Purpose Ensure technical issues that cannot be resolved by the Technical Help Desk are promptly escalated to the appropriate team, monitored until completion, and resolved within the agreed Service Level Agreement (SLA). Escalation Levels Level Responsible Team Example Issues Level 1 Technical Help Desk Basic troubleshooting, modem/router configuration, account verification, PPPoE reset, remote diagnostics Level 2 Network Operations Center (NOC) OLT/AC server issues, network outages, high latency, packet loss, LOS affecting multiple clients Level 3 Field Operations / Technicians Fiber cut, LOS, damaged cable, faulty NAP, modem replacement, onsite troubleshooting Level 4 Engineering / System Administrator Core network failures, server issues, routing problems, system bugs, infrastructure upgrades Technical Help Desk Flow Chart https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dw-AKV83UucvZXX00Ool5i_skXPUvDIF/view?usp=drive_link Escalation Process Receive and verify the technical concern. Confirm customer account status and service details. Perform standard troubleshooting and remote diagnostics. Identify the root cause, if possible. Document all findings, tests performed, and results. Escalate the issue to the appropriate team when further action is required. Monitor the progress of the escalated case. Coordinate with the assigned team until the issue is resolved. Provide timely updates to the customer and internal stakeholders. Confirm service restoration and close the ticket. Escalation Criteria Escalate the issue when: Remote troubleshooting does not resolve the problem. An outage affects multiple customers. A field visit is required. Network equipment (OLT, AC, NAP, switches, etc.) requires investigation. Billing or account issues prevent technical resolution. The issue exceeds the Help Desk's authority or SLA. Responsibilities Complete initial troubleshooting before escalating. Provide accurate documentation and supporting evidence. Endorse the case to the correct department. Monitor all escalated tickets until resolution. Coordinate with NOC, Field Operations, Billing, and other departments. Ensure SLA compliance and timely customer updates. Best Practices Gather complete information before escalation. Include screenshots, logs, signal readings, and test results when available. Escalate to the correct team to prevent delays. Follow up regularly on pending cases. Keep customers informed of progress and expected resolution times. Review recurring escalations to identify root causes and improve processes.