Incident Management 1
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What is an Incident?
An Incident is an unplanned interruption to an IT Service or a reduction in the quality of an IT service.
What is Incident Management?
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.
Incident Management Process Flow
The following process flow diagram depicts the Incident Management process:
Figure: Incident Management Overview
Incident Life Cycle
The following diagram depicts the various stages of an Incident (see: Incident Status):
Figure: Incident Management Life Cycle
Source
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.
End User
The End Users can use the following options to log a new Incident:
- An Analyst can also log an Incident on the behalf of the End User.
- If the Mail to Incident option is enabled by the Administrator, when you send an e-mail with your issue to the Support team (team handling your organization's IT issues) from a configured e-mail id, an Incident is automatically logged for you. The Administrators can configure up to four such e-mail ids. The mail that you send is attached to the Incident automatically.
- When an End User sends a voice mail, an Incident is logged for the End User. The web services are used to integrate voice/IVR to receive voice-based issues and log Incidents. The appropriate option should be enabled by the Administrator for IVR. For more information, see SummitAI Platform Online Help.
The End Users can log Incidents using the SummitAI Mobile App. For more information about SummitAI Mobile Application, see SummitAI Mobile Application Help.
CINDE (Conversational Interface and Decisioning Engine) can help you in logging Incidents. CINDE is a Conversational Virtual Agent which is available as a web chat that pops up by clicking ASK CINDE. For more information about CINDE, see CINDE.
- If the SMS to Incident option is configured by the Administrator, you can log an incident by sending an SMS from your configured mobile number with the following format:
- To log an Incident
Format: Key Keyword Symptom
Sample: SummitAI Log My Outlook is not working - To update an Incident
Format: Key Keyword Incident ID Additional Information
Sample: SummitAI Update 10143 My outlook version is 2016
- To log an Incident
- To check the status of Incident
Format: Key Keyword Incident ID
Sample: SummitAI status 14514
- To check the status of Incident
Analyst
The Analyst can log a new Incident for an End User:
- SummitAI Application (Incident Management module): The Analyst can log an Incident on behalf of the End User from the NEW INCIDENT FOR USER page using the SummitAI application. For more information, see Logging Incidents for Users.
- IVR: An Analyst can log a New Incident by parsing the End User's phone number in the query string if IVR is enabled by the Administrator (see: Configuring Application Settings).
- Relationship Tab: An Analyst can create a New Incident from the Relationship tab of the SERVICE REQUEST DETAILS page, CHANGE RECORD DETAILS page, and PROBLEM RECORD DETAILS page (see: Logging Service Requests for Users_SRM, Creating Change Records, and Creating Problem Records (PRs)_PM)
Auto Creation from IT Operations Management
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)
Factors
The Incident is assigned based on the following factors:
- Category and Classification
- Impact,Urgency and Priority
- Service Window
Troubleshooting Information
The Analyst can refer the following sources to resolve the Incident:
- Knowledge Record
- Know Errors
- Problem Management
- Similar Incidents
- Change Record
- Configuration Items
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