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03-05-2024 04:41 AM
Hi everyone,
how you would achieve this requirement?
Setting up automation: Implement an automation within the system that monitors whether an incident is in the "On Hold" status.
Checking time in "On Hold" status: Monitor the time the incident has spent in the "On Hold" status. If this time exceeds 7 days, trigger an action.
Notification to the requested user: Send a notification to the user who requested the incident (requested by user) to inform them that the incident has been in the "On Hold" status for more than 7 days.
Further monitoring: Continue monitoring the status of the incident. If there is no activity within another 7 days, proceed with the next action.
Closing incident: If there is no activity within the additional 7 days, automatically close the incident.
The inform of the first notification should be log in the incident in activity logs
Thanks for your help
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03-05-2024 05:09 AM
Hello,
For this you need to create a workflow on incident table,
In workflow properties, give the following conditions
Then in workflow editor,
use the timer as shown below, and in that timer, provide the duration as 7 days.
Then, add a if, provide condition as State is "on hold"
After that create a event, and then use that event in triggering the notifications.
After notification, add another timer for 7 days, and add if, with condition as State is "onhold" and if it return "true" set incident state to closed
Please mark my answer as helpful, accept it as solution , if it answers your query.
Thank you,
Anil
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03-05-2024 04:49 AM
This will help ::
Adjust the logic accordingly !
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03-05-2024 05:09 AM
Hello,
For this you need to create a workflow on incident table,
In workflow properties, give the following conditions
Then in workflow editor,
use the timer as shown below, and in that timer, provide the duration as 7 days.
Then, add a if, provide condition as State is "on hold"
After that create a event, and then use that event in triggering the notifications.
After notification, add another timer for 7 days, and add if, with condition as State is "onhold" and if it return "true" set incident state to closed
Please mark my answer as helpful, accept it as solution , if it answers your query.
Thank you,
Anil
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04-10-2024 03:31 AM
thanks @anil_mishra11 it really worked
great solution