Triggers
From VersaVision Support
- OVERVIEW
- Triggers are functions that are setup to monitor specific items and either take action or take no action depending on the result.
- An example of this functionality would be to send an email to a manager once a machine has been down more that 5 times in one shift.
- There are pre-made triggers that can be setup quickly and custom triggers that allow the user the ability to configure something specific.
- This page will concentrate on Adding & Editing Pre-Made Triggers as well as Adding & Editing Custom Triggers.
- Duplicating and Deleting Triggers will apply to either type of Trigger.
- IMPORT & EXPORT
- The user can Import a or Export 1 or More Trigger(s).
- An Import is generally done when a Technician provides an update.
- An Export is generally done when creating a backup or sending the Trigger(s) to a VersaCall Technician.
- Select the Link for more detailed information.
- ADD A PRE-MADE- TRIGGER
- Use Link for instructions on how to setup the monitor.
- EDIT A PRE-MADE- TRIGGER
- Click on the 3 dot menu in-line with the pre-made Trigger that needs to be edited.
- All pre-made Triggers will have a name in the Type column.
- All other Triggers will show Custom in the Type column.
- All fields on the Trigger can be changed.
- On the monitor setup menu, click on the Name, Description, Threshold or Message fields to edit them.
- Use Link for instructions on how to setup/edit the monitor.
- ADD A CUSTOM TRIGGER
- There are 2 different types of Custom Triggers that can be setup.
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- Continuous Trigger - this type of Trigger is used when there is a need to have Variables, Conditions and Actions evaluated at all times.
- Scheduled Trigger - this type of Trigger is used when there is a need to have Variables, Conditions and Actions evaluated at/on specific Day(s) & Time(s).
- Use Link for instructions on how to setup the type of Trigger needed.
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- EDIT A CUSTOM TRIGGER
- On the Triggers page click on the 3 dot ellipse on the right side of the Trigger that needs to be edited.
- There are 2 different types of Custom Triggers that can be edited.
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- Continuous Trigger - this type of Trigger is used when there is a need to have Variables, Conditions and Actions evaluated at all times.
- Scheduled Trigger - this type of Trigger is used when there is a need to have Variables, Conditions and Actions evaluated at/on specific Day(s) & Time(s).
- Use Link for instructions on how to setup/edit the Trigger Type.
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- DUPLICATE A TRIGGER
- On the Triggers page click on the 3 dot ellipse on the right side of the Trigger that needs to be Duplicated.
- The New Trigger window will load showing the Trigger Name_copy in the Trigger Name field.
- The Name should be changed before the saving the Trigger.
- Click in the Name field and enter a name for the Duplicated Trigger.
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- NOTE: the images are showing a Custom Trigger - the same process applies to Pre-Made Triggers.
- After the Name has been changed, the user will need to determine the type of Trigger.
- A Pre-Made Trigger will show as New Incidents Monitor in the title bar next to the Save button.
- A Custom Trigger will show as New Custom Trigger in the title bar next to the Save button.
- For a Pre-Made Trigger, use the Link for instructions on how to setup/edit the Trigger.
- For a Custom Trigger, look at the Type field next to the Trigger name to determine the Type of Trigger being Duplicated.
- There are 2 different types of Custom Triggers.
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- Continuous Trigger - this type of Trigger is used when there is a need to have Variables, Conditions and Actions evaluated at all times.
- Scheduled Trigger - this type of Trigger is used when there is a need to have Variables, Conditions and Actions evaluated at/on specific Day(s) & Time(s).
- Use Link for instructions on how to setup/edit the Trigger Type.
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- After all changes have been made to the Duplicated Trigger, click on the Save button at the top right corner of the Trigger Properties window.
- DELETE A TRIGGER
- On the Triggers page click on the 3 dot ellipse on the right side of the Trigger that needs to be Deleted.
- RUN A SCHEDULED TRIGGER MANUALLY
- Scheduled Triggers can be manually run without having to wait for the time slot.
- Click on the Run button in-line with the Trigger that needs to be run.