


Setting up a notifier requires having a notification destination configured.To save and activate a workflow, you need to include a notifier.
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Note: The query name needs to be unique because you'll use the name to decide how to include the result in the payload of the notification that will be sent by the workflow. You can also query with issue-specific variables for example įor enrichment examples, see Workflow data enrichment examples. You can save any valid query into your workflow, even if they return an empty result, but you must run the query before saving the enrichment. If you create queries for your workflows, they run in real time and the query results are the value of the enricher. The NRQL query's results are included in the notification message. The workflows enrich tool is similar to the query builder. To get better results in Webhook, Jira, and ServiceNow, use a query that has a single-value output, such as count, min, or max.Įnrichments can give additional context on alert notifications by adding NRQL query results to them You can build a query to filter the right issues.Ĭurrently, you can only send JSON or numeric outputs to Webhook, Jira, and ServiceNow destinations, and only images to other destinations like Slack, Pagerduty, and email. With workflows, filter your issues and send them to the relevant destination. This field is mandatory and needs to be unique. Go to > All capabilities > Alerts & AI > Enrich and Notify > Workflow > Add a workflow. The workflows feature is located under the Alerts & AI menu. To delete workflows: Delete permissions for Applied intelligence > Workflows and Applied intelligence > Channels.To modify workflows: Modify permissions for Applied intelligence > Workflows and all permissions for Applied intelligence > Channels and applied_.

