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3 weeks ago
Hii everyone,
This is my when to send notification record now how do i define the trigger logic here?? I am confused.
This is my who will receive notification record there no users nor groups given now how and which recipient should i take it???
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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
ahoy @ShariqhM,
under the Send when - it is either fired by event or with conditions that you build after changing that field:
In your screenshot, here:
EDIT: the condition is below the marked field, just add the field and assign values
Where the rules are real, you'll find me
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3 weeks ago
In simple terms:
1. Record Inserted or Updated
Use when a record changes.
- A new record is created → send a notification.
- An existing record is updated → send a notification.
Example:
When an Incident is created, email the Service Desk.
2. Event is Fired
Use when a script or process tells ServiceNow to send a notification.
- A Business Rule, Scheduled Job, or script creates an event.
- The notification listens for that event.
Example:
A scheduled job checks contracts every day and fires an event when a contract is 7 days from expiring.
3. Triggered
Use when Flow Designer controls the notification.
- A flow reaches a step that sends an email.
- Everything is managed inside the flow.
Example:
An approval flow sends an email to a manager for approval.
For reference: https://blog.snowycode.com/post/how-to-create-an-email-notification-in-servicenow
For Who will receive tab:
1.Users
You manually choose specific people.
2.Groups
You choose a group.
Example: Send the email to the Service Desk group.
Everyone in that group gets the email.
3.Users/Groups in Fields
ServiceNow looks at the record and finds the recipient.
4.Send to Event Creator
Controls whether the person who caused the notification gets the email.
Example:
- Bob updates an incident.
- Notification is triggered.
- Checked → Bob gets the email.
5.Event Parm 1 / Event Parm 2
Used with Event is Fired notifications.
A script tells ServiceNow who should get the email.