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07-26-2022 07:23 AM
Hi, i have question, if i have 2 inbound actions running on same table(incident), then which one will run first, means how to decide the order which one will run first when triigered at a time.
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07-26-2022 07:28 AM
Hey
I have taken this from the ServiceNow docs:
"The system only runs an inbound action when:
- The incoming email type matches the inbound action Type.
- If present, the watermark or record number refers to a record in the Target table.
- The inbound action Conditions evaluates to true.
If any of these criteria are not met, the system skips the current inbound action and evaluates the next active inbound action. The system processes inbound actions from the lowest to highest Order value. If the inbound action has Stop processing enabled, the system updates the State of the email record to Processed after running the inbound action Script."
In short, the lowest order will fire first. Please note that in newer San Diego instances, inbound email actions have been replaced with inbound email flows.
Ethan
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07-26-2022 07:28 AM
Hey
I have taken this from the ServiceNow docs:
"The system only runs an inbound action when:
- The incoming email type matches the inbound action Type.
- If present, the watermark or record number refers to a record in the Target table.
- The inbound action Conditions evaluates to true.
If any of these criteria are not met, the system skips the current inbound action and evaluates the next active inbound action. The system processes inbound actions from the lowest to highest Order value. If the inbound action has Stop processing enabled, the system updates the State of the email record to Processed after running the inbound action Script."
In short, the lowest order will fire first. Please note that in newer San Diego instances, inbound email actions have been replaced with inbound email flows.
Ethan
If this answer solved your issue please mark as correct, or upvote if it helped you.