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Escalation works any number of ways. Usually, escalation forwards a service request to another user if the first person the request was routed to does not act on the request in what you define as a reasonable amount of time. Another common way escalation works is by notifying another user of an in progress request that hasn’t been acted on in a certain amount of time.
