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An Incident is an unplanned interruption to an IT Service or a reduction in the quality of an IT service.
Incident Management is a process to restore normal service operations and minimize the adverse impact of the interruption on business operations, thus, ensuring that the best possible service quality and availability are maintained.
The following process flow diagram depicts the Incident Management process:
Figure: Incident Management Overview
The following diagram depicts the various stages of an Incident (see: Incident Status):
Figure: Incident Management Life Cycle
An Incident can be logged by an End User or Analyst. An Incident can also be auto-created from the SummitAI Operations Management module if there is a monitoring failure.
The End Users can use the following options to log a new Incident:
The Analyst can log a new Incident for an End User:
An Incident is automatically logged when an Event occurs as a result of any abnormality observed during Monitoring. The Incident is auto- created if enabled on the EVENT ACTION TEMPLATE page. The Incident is logged based on the template designed on the INCIDENT TEMPLATE page of the SummitAI IT Operations Management module (see: SummitAI IT Operations Management Help)
The Incident is assigned based on the following factors:
The Analyst can refer the following sources to resolve the Incident:
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