Highlights
- White-Label Your Slack Bot
- Track Resolution Commitments with Redesigned SLAs
- Debug Workflows with Agent-Powered Run Inspection
- Route Tickets with Criteria-Based Assignment Rules
- Queue Messages in the Workflow Builder
- Trigger Workflows from External Ticket Escalations
White-Label Your Slack Bot
Fully customize your Serval Slack integration to match your brand. Update the bot’s appearance and behavior:- Icon: Upload a custom avatar for your help desk bot
- Name: Rename the bot to match your internal branding (e.g., “IT Help” or “TechSupport”)
- Permissions: Control which Slack permissions the bot requests
- Help desk connection: Configure how the bot connects to your help desk agent
Track Resolution Commitments with Redesigned SLAs
SLA policies are redesigned with more control over how resolution targets are tracked. Set target durations per policy, choose between calendar time (24/7) or business hours tracking, and define auto-attach criteria so policies apply automatically based on priority, status, labels, or groups.- Business hours scheduling: Attach a working schedule to any SLA so the clock only runs during your team’s operating hours
- Pause conditions: Stop the SLA timer when tickets are waiting on a requester, vendor, or on hold, so your team isn’t penalized for external delays
- At-risk visibility: Tickets surface as on track, at risk, or breached, with SLA filters in the ticket list and performance charts in analytics
Debug Workflows with Agent-Powered Run Inspection
The workflow builder agent can search the 10 most recent runs of any workflow, identify failures, and pull detailed task-level information including inputs, outputs, and status. Ask the builder about recent failures and it finds the issue and surfaces the exact output of the failing task.
Learn more in the Debugging Workflows documentation.
Route Tickets with Criteria-Based Assignment Rules
Assignment rules are redesigned around flexible, criteria-based policies. Define ticket categories in team settings, then use those categories as criteria in your assignment rules to route tickets to the right person. Combine categories with priority, labels, and other ticket properties to build precise routing logic. Each property influences assignment independently, so changing your category structure does not break your existing rules.
Learn more in the Assignment documentation.

