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I search how to make alert on empty object:

Meïr WODA
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June 27, 2023

Hello, 
I search how to make alert on empty object:
exemple: i add new asset and i forget or d'ont have some info to put in one of the object case, so i what some alert (slack/mail/other) to tell me i foget to put info.
(the schema and attribut are ok and go to run)


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Dirk Ronsmans
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June 27, 2023

hey @Meïr WODA ,

I believe you can achieve this using automation. You can perform a scheduled trigger and inside that trigger you can set a "Lookup Objects" action to look for the items where some information is missing (you'll have to build a proper AQL of course)

Based on the outcome of that AQL you can then use another action to send an email or perform a communication some other way

Meïr WODA
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June 27, 2023

Thank you for the answer,
My problem is:
the "scheduled trigger " is more for issue ticket, not realy for field in object.

i don't know how to get the "lookup object" (how i get if the attribut is empty)
For more precision: i have PC whit attribut (OS, Mem, and more) and i want to now if i forget to fill one (only one specifique not every one (invoice)).

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