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05-11-2023 06:53 AM
Good Morning/Afternoon
I am looking to find out if it were possible to allow a user to incident from an email without having to login to the instance to update the incident
The goal is to allow the user to update the incident ticket from the email directly
Thank you
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05-11-2023 07:32 AM - edited 05-11-2023 07:33 AM
Hi @Esther_Jones ,
you will need to add the RE: in the subject line so that ServiceNow know that you want to update that specific ticket number.Exemple:"RE:INC00001"
Please make sure that the user that sent the email have access to the record with that specific ticket number and if multiple users have the same email address, the instance first searches for an active user with the same email address.
Please refer to the below thread for more details:
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05-11-2023 10:56 AM
@Linda5 @Steven Parker @Sumanth16 @AnubhavRitolia
Thank you all for the response, this helps alot, I do have an OOTB Inbound email action, I guess I am a bit confused on how it works. Do I need to respond to the incident email with subject Re:INCxxxxxx in other for it to update worknotes with my respons. Please see OOTB code
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05-11-2023 11:31 AM - edited 05-11-2023 11:31 AM
All Inbound actions process according to the order value defined. When "Stop Processing" is checked, you will prevent the system from running additional inbound email actions after this action runs.
Typically, I don't use this.
Here are some more details around emails, subjects and watermarks to...just for more context around how the system handles replies and received emails:
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05-11-2023 10:56 AM
@Linda5 @Steven Parker @Sumanth16 @AnubhavRitolia
Thank you all for the response, this helps alot, I do have an OOTB Inbound email action, I guess I am a bit confused on how it works. Do I need to respond to the incident email with subject Re:INCxxxxxx in other for it to update worknotes with my respons. Please see OOTB code
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05-11-2023 11:01 AM - edited 05-11-2023 11:07 AM
If you click Reply on the Incident email that was sent to you, typically it creates a subject like this:
RE: INC0089684...other text
and within the body of the email, you would have the REF code at the bottom that tells the instance where the comment goes. In our case, our REF code, which is unique for every ticket/task/etc, looks like this: Ref:FCU2218898
That script you posted on the "When to Run" tab, you'll notice that it's looking for Reply emails so keep that in mind.
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05-11-2023 11:24 AM
Got it, thank you sir
lastly do I uncheck the box that says "stop processing"
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05-11-2023 11:31 AM - edited 05-11-2023 11:31 AM
All Inbound actions process according to the order value defined. When "Stop Processing" is checked, you will prevent the system from running additional inbound email actions after this action runs.
Typically, I don't use this.
Here are some more details around emails, subjects and watermarks to...just for more context around how the system handles replies and received emails:
Please mark this response as correct and/or helpful if it assisted you with your question.
Steven