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# Problem Resolution Plan Template
## Purpose
Define the process for tracking, analyzing, and resolving defects, change requests, and other issues throughout the
project.
## Ownership & Collaboration
- Document Owner: Configuration Manager
- Contributor Roles: Project Manager, Test Engineer, Requirements Reviewer
- Automation Inputs: Defect workflow, SLA commitments, tooling setup
- Automation Outputs: `problem-resolution-plan.md` describing sections 1–12
## Completion Checklist
- Problem lifecycle states and transitions defined
- Roles, SLAs, and escalation paths documented
- Tooling, reporting, and closure criteria established
## Document Sections
1. **Introduction**
- Purpose, scope, and links to related management documents.
2. **Problem Classification**
- Define categories (defect, change request, task, risk) and severity/priority scales.
3. **Workflow Overview**
- Describe lifecycle states (e.g., New, Triaged, In Progress, Resolved, Closed) with transition rules.
4. **Roles and Responsibilities**
- Assign responsibilities for triage, resolution, verification, and approval.
5. **Submission Guidelines**
- Outline required information for new problems, templates, and tooling.
6. **Triage and Prioritization**
- Detail evaluation criteria, service levels, and decision authority.
7. **Resolution Process**
- Explain how problems are assigned, tracked, and verified.
8. **Verification and Closure**
- Define verification steps, evidence required, and closure criteria.
9. **Escalation Procedures**
- Specify escalation triggers, communication channels, and responsible leads.
10. **Metrics and Reporting**
- Identify tracking metrics (resolution time, backlog trends) and reporting cadence.
11. **Integration with Other Processes**
- Map interactions with CM, QA, Deployment, and Status Assessments.
12. **Tools and Automation**
- Document issue tracking systems, automation scripts, and integrations.
## Agent Notes
- Maintain consistent IDs with defect and change tracking tools.
- Align severity/priority definitions with Test Strategy and Release governance.
- Update plan when new tooling or workflows are introduced.
- Verify the Automation Outputs entry is satisfied before signaling completion.