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06-13-2014 12:41 PM
We want to turn off email incident creation for end users but we have a few email addresses we need to allow thought. In out dev environment I put an if statement around the Create Indent script that says
If (email.origemail == 'my email address'){
All the default code
}
but when I send in the email it does not create a ticket. How can I set it up so that it will allow certain email addresses though to create incidents?
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06-13-2014 12:48 PM
on the inbound action for create incident put the people that are allowed to create an incident from email in the from field on the form.. that should fix it; doing it this way will require a seperate inbound action for each person that can create one...
if that wont' work.. then i would create a system property for allowed to create incidents from email and put in the login id's in a comma seperated value list.. then i would set a condition based on that list haven't played with it yet.. so that might be more complex and i would prolly go with the first option.
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06-13-2014 12:48 PM
on the inbound action for create incident put the people that are allowed to create an incident from email in the from field on the form.. that should fix it; doing it this way will require a seperate inbound action for each person that can create one...
if that wont' work.. then i would create a system property for allowed to create incidents from email and put in the login id's in a comma seperated value list.. then i would set a condition based on that list haven't played with it yet.. so that might be more complex and i would prolly go with the first option.