Hi @Lal23 ,
this looks correct as far as I can see. For error handling try to add a note to the ticket before the condition so you can check if the event is triggered or not.
- If it gets triggered on every update the event is correct
- If it doesnt trigger you then should check for the condition
Hope that helps.
Best regards
Daniel
I have tested it on several tickets - the email an email is triggered when the ticket is 1s logged only, then no emails are triggered on any further updates.
@Lal23, based on the trigger you have set, it should not run when a ticket is created. One thing to take note is that the trigger based on when a ticket is updated is only triggered when ticket properties are updated. If you want it to trigger when some one adds a note (private or public) or a reply or forward is sent or received then you will have to add to those events to the trigger. To mirror @DanielRuff suggestion, create a workflow that is simply Ticket is Updated → Add Note. Set this at the very top of your workflow automators, and see if updating a ticket property field (status, priority, category, etc) causes the workflow to fire off.