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11-04-2024 10:32 PM - edited 11-04-2024 10:59 PM
When the request is submitted on the portal, the email notification needs to be sent to a group.
I have added the required fields still unable to do
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11-05-2024 01:28 AM - edited 11-05-2024 01:31 AM
Hello @SKU_20
From the screenshot, I can see that the "Updated" checkbox is checked. This means that the notification will be triggered when an existing record is updated. However, since a new request is created each time a request is placed from the portal, this results in a new record being inserted into the sc_request table.
To ensure that the notification is sent correctly, the notification must be configured to trigger for the sc_request table specifically when a new record is inserted. Therefore, the notification should be set to respond to the condition of a new record creation rather than updates.
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11-04-2024 10:37 PM
Hi @SKU_20 ,
Try to create a event and when Request is submitted at that time you can call your event. Create a Notification when event is triggered give event name in notification.
Please mark my answer correct and helpful if this works for you
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Sarthak
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11-04-2024 10:38 PM
Hello @SKU_20
To send an email notification to a group when a request is submitted on the Service Portal, follow these steps:
Steps to Implement Email Notification for a Group
Create the Notification:
- Go to System Notification > Email > Notifications.
- Click New to create a notification.
- Configure the following fields:
- Name: Give your notification a clear name, like "Request Submission Notification".
- Table: Select the relevant table, such as sc_request if you’re working with request records.
- When to Send: Set the condition to trigger on "Insert" (when a request is submitted).
- Condition: Define any additional conditions if needed, such as state == "Submitted".
Define Recipients (Group):
- In the Who will receive section, add the group you want to notify:
- Under Users/Groups in fields, add your group’s name in the Groups field, or use the Recipients field to select the group directly.
- In the Who will receive section, add the group you want to notify:
Set Up the Email Template:
- Customize the Message content to include relevant information about the request, such as the requester, request details, and any special instructions.
Test the Notification:
- Submit a test request in the Service Portal.
- Verify that the email is sent to the group and contains the expected information.
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11-05-2024 01:28 AM - edited 11-05-2024 01:31 AM
Hello @SKU_20
From the screenshot, I can see that the "Updated" checkbox is checked. This means that the notification will be triggered when an existing record is updated. However, since a new request is created each time a request is placed from the portal, this results in a new record being inserted into the sc_request table.
To ensure that the notification is sent correctly, the notification must be configured to trigger for the sc_request table specifically when a new record is inserted. Therefore, the notification should be set to respond to the condition of a new record creation rather than updates.
"If you found my answer helpful, please give it a like and mark it as the accepted solution. It helps others find the solution more easily and supports the community!"
Thank You
Juhi Poddar