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Trying to close alerts automatically based on their content

Nicola Carraro

I'm trying to find a way to automatically close an alert based on its content.

I checked documentation and asked the bot, but I did not find clear information on how to set the system up in order to achieve that.

Alert is always for the same kind of event (customer update between our ecommerce and CRM) but every time with a unique customer information inside (so i don't want to deduplicate).

I want to track all alerts to have some measure of how many we receive, but no action is needed so I want to close them as soon as we receive.

Thanks for guiding me through the necessary steps.

Accepted answers

Joseph Chung Yin

@Nicola Carraro -

You can also just contact Atlassian Support team (https://support.atlassian.com) for their direct assistance on this specific question. Let us know what they shared with you, so we can all be informed.

Sorry.

Best, Joseph Chung Yin

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Marc -Devoteam-

Hi @Nicola Carraro

You can create an automation on a Team and within the automation use condition(s) and web request to the JSM ops API

Using web request the API will allow you to close alerts

Nicola Carraro

thanks for your answer @Marc -Devoteam-

Still, I'd assume that there must be some other way to do it, since the ability to close alerts with rules/policies is mentioned in the documentation.

Marc -Devoteam-

Hi @Nicola Carraro

Which documentation are you referring to Opsgenie or the Jira Operations, can you share the one used?

Be aware that Opsgenie will be discontinued.

Joseph Chung Yin

@Nicola Carraro -

Sorry.

Best, Joseph Chung Yin

Chrissy Clements

Hey @Nicola Carraro

Have you tried setting an alert policy?

Steps:

Go to Policies > Alert Policies
Create a new Auto-Close Policy
Set conditions to match “informational” alerts:
- e.g. priority = P5 or tags includes informational or source = monitoring-tool-X
In the Action section, set:
- Auto-close alert after X minutes (e.g. 1 or 5 minutes)

This works great when alerts don’t need agent involvement.

Joseph Chung Yin

@Nicola Carraro -

Thanks for @Chrissy Clements pointing out the functionality in her suggestion. Please take a look at the following article - https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/what-are-alert-policies/

NOTE: As stated in the article that this new feature is gradually rolling out to some Jira Service Management Cloud customers. It may not yet be visible or available on your site.

Best, Joseph Chung Yin

Nicola Carraro

@Chrissy Clements tried your solution, but all it did was add another choice on the dropdown list of available actions (triggering it manually also did nothing).

@Joseph Chung Yin I'm using global policies to edit all the incoming alerts.

I'm reaching out to support and I promise to share here my findings.

Nicola Carraro

Glad to share that support had the answer.

Open the team (there is no Global Policy for notifications)
Create a Notification Policy
Set any criteria on the alert filters
Select Close and then set a time

Solution was documented (What are notification policies? | Jira Service Management Cloud | Atlassian Support) but never showed up when I searched for this topic.

Aki Martiskainen

I'm researching this same topic as I want to automatically close Alerts after a given time after they have been acknowledged.

Setting up a notification policy seems like the way to do it as support instructed OP here. Unfortunately the notification policy is a JSM Premium & Enterprise feature and I'm running on a Standard version.

Very unfortunate to have to come up with a workaround or manually close all Alerts, but falls right in line with the money-grabbing mentality of it all.

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