Inbound email action not creating the incident

Joshua Comeau
Kilo Sage

Configuration as follows, why is this not working:

I send the email and check the Incident table and no incident is created.

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hello,

 

No the email receiving enabled should be true only then ServiceNow can receive any mails otherwise ServiceNow will not receive any emails.

 

That is the reason why no inbound is working for you not even the OOB.

 

Please mark my answer as correct based on Impact.

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Joshua Comeau
Kilo Sage

@Gunjan Kiratkar and @Gunjan Kiratkar 

OOB is not working as well after adding in the email I would like, I also found that removing the impact and urgency and updating it to be current.insert(); from my original inbound email action script it is not creating an incident as well 

 

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Saurav11
Kilo Patron
Kilo Patron

Hello,

 

Are you receiving the email did you check that? go to received from navigation and check if the email has been received:-

 

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Once you confirm the email has been received open the record and go to the below you will see email logs

 

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Check in email logs if the inbound action has been processed or skipped. and it there is any error mentioned.

 

Also who is sending the email does that user have the role to create a Incident.

 

Please check the above and let me know.

 

I am admin and I am sending the email as well received is showing blank

Joshua Comeau
Kilo Sage

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the receiving is showing blank for any emails for today as well we have email turned off but this should still generate an incident correct?

hello,

 

No the email receiving enabled should be true only then ServiceNow can receive any mails otherwise ServiceNow will not receive any emails.

 

That is the reason why no inbound is working for you not even the OOB.

 

Please mark my answer as correct based on Impact.