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Create a workflow rule in Autotask
Workflow rules in Autotask run actions automatically when an event happens and its conditions are met, such as emailing the ticket contact when a ticket is created. This guide shows you how to create or edit a workflow rule and set up the email notification it sends.
| Before you start: make sure you have the following. |
- An Autotask account with access to the Admin menu
- The notification template you want the rule to send, already created in Autotask
| Open Workflow Rules |
Log in to Autotask, open the Admin menu and, under Automation, select Workflow Rules.
| Create a new rule or edit an existing one |
- To create a rule: click New and choose the entity the rule applies to, such as Ticket or Opportunity.
- To edit a rule: find it in the list, hover over its context menu and select Edit Workflow Rule.
| Name the rule and set what triggers it |
- On the General tab, give the rule a descriptive name.
- Define the Events and Conditions that trigger it. For example, set the event to Ticket Created and add conditions such as a specific ticket priority or status.
| Set up the notification |
Go to the Notification tab and fill in:
- Recipients: who receives the email. You can choose role-based recipients, such as the Ticket Contact or the Assigned Resource, or specific people.
- Notification Template: the template to send. It defines the content and format of the email.
- Send Email From: the sender address recipients will see, such as the Initiating Resource, a support address or another address you specify.
| Set the notification recurrence Optional |
To keep sending the notification until a condition is met, configure the Notification Recurrence settings. This is useful for reminders and escalations.
| Save and activate the rule |
Review all the settings, then click Save & Close to save and activate the workflow rule.
| Done.The workflow rule is active and will send the notification automatically whenever its event and conditions are met. Want more detail? See Autotask's own Workflow Rules help. |
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