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I have below requirements, pls advise thanks
If in ticket, region mentioned as APJ then it remind to IT agent send mail xxxx 6 am to 2 pm
If in ticket, region mentioned as EMEA then it remind to IT agent send mail xxx 2 pm to 10 pm
If in ticket, region mentioned as AMR then it remind to IT agent send mail xxx 10 pm to 6 pm
Hi @Sampath ,
If I understand what you're trying to achieve, I think it is certainly doable with an automation. Let me give you some quick guidelines and see if you can give it a try and report back if you get stuck.
trigger - issue created
condition If/else
Condition field condition region = APJ
Condition - advanced compare {{now.shortTime}} greater than 06:00
And Condition - advanced compare {{now.shortTime}} less than 14:00
Action - send email
else... repeat above for other regions
oh...also consider boundary time, I.e. use >= and <= as desired
Thanks for your quick response i have tried below but audit log shows no action performed and check some tickets says the following resolution passed but i didnt get mail
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Ok so I don't understand the use of a scheduled trigger. Can you restate your goal? The use of the now.shortTime within a scheduled event doesn't really work, I think.
are you trying to notify an individual on a given shift that...
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Ok so why not simply set up 3 filters with subscriptions that trigger at the start of each shift?
project = ABC and status = "Waiting for support" and region = EMEA
set this to send an email at 14:00 to subscribers
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Thanks for your advise , below it is working for me but i need to set the time according to the shift and time
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It seems you should have three different rules then one for each shift. Schedule them according to the shift.
To be honest, I still don't understand the scheduled trigger. What is the timeframe that you are scheduling this rule to run? Maybe at the beginning of a shift?
Does the filter/subscription not meet your goals?
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thanks for your reply
My condition & requirement , some tickets , we have waiting for support and that ticket needs to remind to our IT agent working on 3 different shift and timing ,
If waiting for support ticket, region mentioned as APJ then it remind to IT agent send mail xxxx 6 am to 2 pm
If waiting for support ticket, region mentioned as EMEA then it remind to IT agent send mail xxx 2 pm to 10 pm
If waiting for support ticket, region mentioned as AMR then it remind to IT agent send mail xxx 10 pm to 6 pm
i didnt try it trigger option posible to share exact steps thanks
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Hi @Sampath , let me try to restate what I think your requirements are and have you confirm.
please confirm or correct/edit my understanding
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