Actions

After a trigger activates, actions execute predefined tasks that automate responses, such as notifying stakeholders, creating issue tickets, or managing processes.

Core Actions

Core actions are designed to help you control how workflows progress, introducing delays or conditions that guide the next steps in the process.

Delay

The Delay action allows you to introduce a waiting period before executing the next step in a workflow. You can set the delay period based on:

  • Hours

  • Days

  • Weeks

  • Months

  • Years

Conditional

With the Conditional action, you can set logic-based conditions that determine how a workflow progresses. Based on predefined parameters, workflows can take different paths, enabling flexible automation.

You can configure conditions based on the following attributes:

  • Ticket Attributes – Status, Category

  • Recommendation Details – Potential Savings, Effort Required

  • Resource Information – Name, Account, Region, Service, Tags

  • Cost Center Details – Cost Center, Category

  • Policy Information – Name, Category

By setting these conditions, you control when a workflow moves forward.

Ticketing Actions

Issue actions allow you to automate ticket creation and integration with external issue management systems like Jira.

Jira

The Jira action enables you to automatically create an issue in Jira when a workflow is triggered. To set it up, you'll need to provide the following information:

  • Connection Type – Choose the Jira connection that OneLens will use.

  • Project – Select the Jira project where the issue should be created.

  • Epic – Choose the Jira epic under which the issue should be categorized.

  • Assignee Name – Assign the issue to a specific user in Jira.

Alert Actions

Messaging actions let you automate notifications, ensuring that your team or stakeholders are informed of relevant events or updates. You can use different channels, such as Slack or email, to communicate efficiently.

Slack

The Slack action sends notifications to either a user or a channel.

User Notifications:

  1. Select the Slack connection.

  2. Choose the user who will receive the notification.

  3. Optionally, add a message to provide additional context.

Channel Notifications:

  1. Select the Slack connection.

  2. Choose the channel where the alert will be posted.

  3. Optionally, include a message with relevant details.

Email

The Email action sends an automated email to selected recipients. When setting up the email action, you will:

  1. Choose the recipients who will receive the email.

  2. Optionally, add additional recipients in CC or BCC.

  3. Define the subject of the email.

  4. Optionally, include a message to provide further context.

You can combine multiple actions within a workflow, and depending on your needs, they can be executed in series, parallel, or hybrid execution types, offering flexibility to handle even complex automation scenarios.

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