I have 2 Automations setup to Create Support Ticket and perform several actions.
when an email is sent to support desk from email addresses in our domain the automation works
when an email is sent to support desk from non domain emails the automation works
when i send an email to support desk from a specific domain email account, the automation is not being triggered
any help getting to the bottom of this would be appreciated
Firewalls, not to my knowledge
Checked Blacklisted accounts, not there
We do get emails from that account and a support ticket does get created
but they are going to the Internal Queue in Jira. We have an automation. that states if you get email from this domain, change request type to internal and move to internal queue
but we have 2 other automations setup that should move the emails to 2 diff queues based on the Summary(subject) Text of the email
it works for all other internal and external senders, just not from this specific sender
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The Email was not manually added as a Customer
these are our Customers settings
The Emails of the other internal/External users would also be customers by this definition
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Do you know if any firewall exists for that specific domain?
Did you also check the blacklisted accounts on your email handler? Anything there?
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Can you share your automation? WHat is the trigger? "On Issue Created"? If that's the case, then you need to see your workflow and check what event is being fired from that specific issue type.
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@Adam Stierle thank you for providing all the info. I would propose to reply to me in the thread I started for consistency reasons and not to get mixed up.
Having said that, I see that your rule is getting triggered, but it doesn't pass the first IF statement. The summary/subject of the incoming email doesn't contain the specified text. Can you please confirm that? Keep in mind that specific text might be written with a different encoding, thus the whole IF statement fails.
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