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‎03-02-2024 02:27 AM
Hi community,
I want a schedule job script. which automatically proposes a incident to major incident candidate after 30 mins of creation.
incident should match 4 conditions:
incident is priority 1 AND
Service.Business criticality is 1 critical AND
P1 incident lasting more than 30 mins. OR
If incident was created long ago and updated to above 2 condition 30min ago. like updated from p2 to p1 / criticality is 2 to 1
I tried using major incident trigger rule but it's not working so i need schedule job.
(checkout below picture)
Could anyone help.
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‎03-03-2024 01:10 PM
Hi @SM123 ,
MIM Trigger rules only evaluate on update of the record, so you're intended desire of delaying the MIM status trigger wouldn't work by using a trigger rule alone.
Two options come to mind based on your requirement
1. Use an SLA definition that attaches on the following condition, and have a 30 minute duration. SLA definitions can have flows that can evaluate at specific % thresholds, in which at 100% you could update the record to proposed
priority is 1 AND Service.business_criticality IS 1
2. If you don't want an SLA definition, A flow can be triggered with the same condition as above, with an immediate "wait for duration" action before updating the record
Both options are low code, and don't require a scheduled job to poll for possible updates. So the amendment to the incident record would be near instantaneous

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‎03-03-2024 01:10 PM
Hi @SM123 ,
MIM Trigger rules only evaluate on update of the record, so you're intended desire of delaying the MIM status trigger wouldn't work by using a trigger rule alone.
Two options come to mind based on your requirement
1. Use an SLA definition that attaches on the following condition, and have a 30 minute duration. SLA definitions can have flows that can evaluate at specific % thresholds, in which at 100% you could update the record to proposed
priority is 1 AND Service.business_criticality IS 1
2. If you don't want an SLA definition, A flow can be triggered with the same condition as above, with an immediate "wait for duration" action before updating the record
Both options are low code, and don't require a scheduled job to poll for possible updates. So the amendment to the incident record would be near instantaneous