Proactive Rule form
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Summary of Proactive Rule Form
The Proactive Rule Form allows customers to create Proactive Triggers rules that enhance user interactions by automating responses based on specific conditions. This form includes various fields to configure how and when these triggers will be activated, ensuring tailored engagement with users on the ServiceNow platform.
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Key Features
- Name: Assign a name to the rule.
- Type: Choose the conversation type, either for Virtual Agent or Live Agent only.
- Description: Provide a brief description of the rule.
- Order: Set the priority for rule application based on numerical order.
- Active: Option to enable or disable the rule.
- Frequency: Determine how often the rule is triggered: Every time, Once per visit, or Once per user.
- Delay time: Specify a delay before the rule activates from options ranging from None to 3 minutes.
- Trigger type: Select from System API or web browsing URL to initiate the rules.
- Conditions: Define specific conditions for the trigger to activate, noting that they are case-sensitive.
- Advanced conditions: Use scripts to set complex conditions and check for available live agents.
Key Outcomes
By effectively utilizing the Proactive Rule Form, ServiceNow customers can create highly tailored engagement strategies. This enables automated responses based on user behavior, enhancing overall user experience, and ensuring efficient service delivery. Proper configuration of triggers and conditions ensures that users receive relevant support when needed, ultimately leading to increased satisfaction and streamlined operations.
When creating a Proactive Triggers rule, the Proactive Rule form includes the following fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the new rule that you want to create. |
| Type | Proactive Triggers conversation type for end users. Choices are:
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| Description | Rule description. |
| Order | Order of when a Proactive Triggers rule is to be applied. If there’s more than one rule, the rules with lower numbers for a particular delay time are applied first. |
| Active | Option to activate the rule. |
| When to run the trigger | |
| Frequency | How often the rule should be applied. Choices are:
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| Delay time | Time to wait before the rule is applied. Choices are:
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| What initiates the trigger | |
| Trigger type | System API or web browsing URL for the type of trigger. Select the lookup list icon ( If enabled, your default system API choice is Search Event. This trigger type triggers an action when no search results are found on the Service Portal or Employee Service Center.
Tip: Ensure that your Proactive Trigger business rule (Proactive Trigger on Search), trigger type (Search Event), rule (Search - No Search Result),
and action (No Search Result Message) have the Active option turned on so that this rule runs effectively. These parameters default to inactive. Your default web browsing URL choices are:
If you don’t see the trigger type that you need using the lookup list icon ( |
| Conditions | Conditions that must be met for the trigger type to run as defined by the admin. Conditions vary by trigger type. Specify the Proactive Triggers conditions that you want to use. For more information about using conditions, see Condition builder. Note: Rule conditions are case-sensitive and must match. For example, if you want to use the name of a catalog item, such as the iPhone condition, entering "iphone" doesn't give you the results that you want. Note: When specifying the conditions that must be met for a trigger type, be careful not to specify conflicting trigger types and conditions. Conflicting URL trigger types and conditions can cause errors. For more
information, see Manage Proactive Triggers. |
| Advanced conditions | Option for using scripts to define the condition. |
| Find available agent | Option to check for any available live agents. |