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====Rule Set Properties====
====<span id="return_type">Rule Set Properties</span>====
:* '''Title -''' The title you'll see when referencing the Rule Set in the {{HD}} interface.   
:* '''Title -''' The title you'll see when referencing the Rule Set in the {{HD}} interface.   
:* '''Name -''' The name used by programmers. A default version of the name is created from the title, but it can be edited, if desired.  
:* '''Name -''' The name used by programmers. A default version of the name is created from the title, but it can be edited, if desired.  

Revision as of 02:00, 17 April 2013

After the Rule Set is created, you can add Rules to it. The Rule Set can then be invoked as an action from another Rule, allowing a single Rule Set to be used in multiple contexts.

Learn more: Rules and Rule Sets

Creating or Modifying a Rule Set

  1. Click [New Rule Set], or visit an existing one
  2. Fill in the Rule Set properties, below
  3. Click [Save]

Rule Set Properties

  • Title - The title you'll see when referencing the Rule Set in the ServiceDesk interface.
  • Name - The name used by programmers. A default version of the name is created from the title, but it can be edited, if desired.
  • Enabled - Whether or not the Rule Set is currently in force. (Disable a Rule Set to temporarily deactivate it, without deleting it.)
  • Use for Inbound Emails - The rules will operate on incoming email messages. (Email fields like To and Subject will be available for processing.)
  • Return Type - If the Rule Set will return a value, specify the type of value -- Boolean (true/false), Number, String, Date, a User/Role, or None.
  • Description - Write a descriptive summary here.

Rule Set Example

Here's a sample Rule Set that is intended to determine the owner for a case record:

File:RuleSetExample.png