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Hi, is it possible to automatically raise a status page incident based on some other event?

For example, if Freshservice receives an alert from the NMS, raise an incident to indicate degraded performance on the Local Network

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eeha0120
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Hi @alyssia.correa and @Kamakshi V 

Would you mind moving this post accordingly to the appropriate forum? (FreshService)

 

Thank you very much in advanced.

 

 

Regards,


eeha0120
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Hi David.

If you already have Alert Monitoring in place, you should already be generating Incidents upon the Alert Rules you have defined (if your instance is still under Alert Rules; some instances have been already to the enhanced Alert Workflows). This is what actually raises incidents.

 

Regards,


alyssia.correa
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Hey @eeha0120 - we’ve moved it to the right forum! Thanks for letting us know.


I am also looking for a solution to this. We can make an incident from an alert, but it won’t show on the status page. 


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david.sobey wrote:

Hi, is it possible to automatically raise a status page incident based on some other event?

For example check this , if Freshservice receives an alert from the NMS, raise an incident to indicate degraded performance on the Local Network

Yes, it's possible to automatically raise a status page incident based on another event, like an alert from Freshservice. You can use integration tools like Zapier, Webhooks, or Freshservice API to trigger an incident creation on your status page when specific alerts (like degraded performance) are received from your NMS.


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cefangmanfoley wrote:

I am also looking for a solution to this. We can make an incident from an alert, but it won’t show on the status page. 

 

  • Use automation to push incidents created from alerts to the status page. For example:
    • Configure a webhook in your incident management tool to notify your status page when a new incident is created.
    • Map alert severity or type to specific status page updates (e.g., partial outage or major outage).
    • Check your incident tool's documentation for steps to integrate with your status page API.

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Vouch for this, the process to create a status page incident manually is so long-winded. I don’t see any real value in the current process at all.

If we can have alerts triggered by certain thresholds (e.g. Server doesn’t respond to uptime robot/ping after 30 mins, create alert) that then can generate a status page incident automatically, that would be a huge step in the right direction.


Billy Shatford
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Also vouch for this, any sort of automation around the Fresh Service provided status page will be huge.
I keep looking to try and set something up via workflows but nothing seems to be available.


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Billy Shatford wrote:

Also vouch for this, any sort of automation around the Fresh Service provided status page will be huge.
I keep looking to try and set something up via workflows but nothing seems to be available.

oclews10 wrote:

Vouch for this, the process to create a status page incident manually is so long-winded. I don’t see any real value in the current process at all.

If we can have alerts triggered by certain thresholds (e.g. Server doesn’t respond to uptime robot/ping after 30 mins, create alert) that then can generate a status page incident automatically, that would be a huge step in the right direction.

 

 

Billy Shatford wrote:

Also vouch for this, any sort of automation around the Fresh Service provided status page will be huge.
I keep looking to try and set something up via workflows but nothing seems to be available.

As  this isn’t a Idea post nothing going to happen :(  But I think I have heard that it’s on the roadmap. 


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