Multiple Email Notification

[Ni_a Sy]

A notification that will remind users that haven’t login to their account for the last 4 months and a scheduled job that will trigger the notification created above every 15th of the month. Another 2nd notification that will inform the users that received the 1st notification. A Scheduled job that will trigger every 30th of the month with the following: 
Store the roles of the user (haven’t login to their account for the last 4 months) in custom table named Archived User Roles (u_ar_sys_user_has_role)  Trigger the notification mentioned and remove roles of the user/s.
What I did:

I  created event:remind.user.login
I created email Notification: Eval Notification- haven’t login
I created Schedule Job:

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var gr = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
gr.addNotNullQuery('last_login_timeRELATIVELT@month@ahead@4');
gr.query();
var gdt = new GlideDateTime();
gdt.addDaysUTC(-360);
while(gr.next())
{
if(gr.getValue('last_login') < gdt.getLocalDate())
{
gs.eventQueue('remind.user.login', gr, gr.user_name, gr.email);
}
}

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Not working. What I am missing? Thank you.

[Muhammad Khan · Accepted solution]

@Ni_a Sy 

I have tried to implement your requirement and it seems to be working for me. Below are the steps which I have used for 1st notification.

1. Created an event for 1st notification which will be triggered on 15th of every month. 
2. Created 1st Notification which will be sent when 1st event will be triggered.  

3. Created system property which will store emails of those users to whom the 1st notification was sent. 

   

4. Created 1st scheduled job which will trigger the 1st event. 

   

var grUser = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
grUser.addActiveQuery();
grUser.addEncodedQuery('last_loginRELATIVELT@month@ago@4');
grUser.query();

var emails = [];
while(grUser.next()){
	if(!grUser.email.nil()){
		gs.eventQueue('community.answer.last.login.notification', grUser, grUser.getValue('email'));
		emails.push(grUser.getValue('email'));
	}
}

if(emails.length > 0){
	gs.setProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification', emails.join());
}else{
	gs.setProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification', '');
}

Output/Result:

Below are the steps which I have used for 2nd notification.

1. Created 2nd event for 2nd notification which will be triggered on 30th of every month. 
2. Created 2nd Notification which will be sent when 2nd event will be triggered. 
3. Created 2nd scheduled job which will trigger the 2nd event. 

           

var grUser = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
grUser.addActiveQuery();
var emails = gs.getProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification');
grUser.addEncodedQuery('emailIN' + emails);
grUser.query();

while (grUser.next()) {
    gs.eventQueue('community.answer.last.login.2nd.notifica', grUser, grUser.getValue('email'));
	
	/*var grGroup = new GlideRecord('sys_user_grmember');
	grGroup.addQuery('user', grUser.getValue('sys_id'));
	grGroup.query();
	while(grGroup.next()){
		grGroup.deleteRecord();
	}*/
		
}

gs.setProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification', '');​

Output/Result:

Above steps might help you fulfil your requirement.

[Saurav11 · Accepted solution]

Hello,

As the script is written in scheduled job you can use execute now to trigger the schedule job

So first do the execute now for 1st scheduled job and check if the notification got triggered for users by

Going to sent in Navigation:-

And then see if all the notification go triggered to the users or not

Then once you confirm that you can trigger the second scheduled job by clicking on execute button

And then again go to sent and see if the second notification got triggered or not:-

Please mark my answer as correct based on Impact.

[Muhammad Khan · Accepted solution]

@Ni_a Sy 

I have tried to implement your requirement and it seems to be working for me. Below are the steps which I have used for 1st notification.

1. Created an event for 1st notification which will be triggered on 15th of every month. 
2. Created 1st Notification which will be sent when 1st event will be triggered.  

3. Created system property which will store emails of those users to whom the 1st notification was sent. 

   

4. Created 1st scheduled job which will trigger the 1st event. 

   

var grUser = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
grUser.addActiveQuery();
grUser.addEncodedQuery('last_loginRELATIVELT@month@ago@4');
grUser.query();

var emails = [];
while(grUser.next()){
	if(!grUser.email.nil()){
		gs.eventQueue('community.answer.last.login.notification', grUser, grUser.getValue('email'));
		emails.push(grUser.getValue('email'));
	}
}

if(emails.length > 0){
	gs.setProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification', emails.join());
}else{
	gs.setProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification', '');
}

Output/Result:

Below are the steps which I have used for 2nd notification.

1. Created 2nd event for 2nd notification which will be triggered on 30th of every month. 
2. Created 2nd Notification which will be sent when 2nd event will be triggered. 
3. Created 2nd scheduled job which will trigger the 2nd event. 

           

var grUser = new GlideRecord('sys_user');
grUser.addActiveQuery();
var emails = gs.getProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification');
grUser.addEncodedQuery('emailIN' + emails);
grUser.query();

while (grUser.next()) {
    gs.eventQueue('community.answer.last.login.2nd.notifica', grUser, grUser.getValue('email'));
	
	/*var grGroup = new GlideRecord('sys_user_grmember');
	grGroup.addQuery('user', grUser.getValue('sys_id'));
	grGroup.query();
	while(grGroup.next()){
		grGroup.deleteRecord();
	}*/
		
}

gs.setProperty('community.answer.last.login.notification', '');​

Output/Result:

Above steps might help you fulfil your requirement.

[Ni_a Sy]

My I ask is there anyway I can test the data? I can see on my outbox as admin the first email, how can I test that the second email is working? Thank you.

[Saurav11 · Accepted solution]

Hello,

As the script is written in scheduled job you can use execute now to trigger the schedule job

So first do the execute now for 1st scheduled job and check if the notification got triggered for users by

Going to sent in Navigation:-

And then see if all the notification go triggered to the users or not

Then once you confirm that you can trigger the second scheduled job by clicking on execute button

And then again go to sent and see if the second notification got triggered or not:-

Please mark my answer as correct based on Impact.

[Ni_a Sy]

Got it. Thank you so much but the second email did not arrive even I click execute now. the subject of 2nd email is: Urgent! This is your second email