Add-Ins Overview
The Cireson Service Manager Portal Add-In feature is a location for pre-packaged solutions. Simply toggle a solution on, and it is active. Toggle any solution off if you no longer wish to use it. This approach allows for a streamlined, no-code approach to extensibility in the Cireson Service Manager Portal.
Note: For information about the Service Manager Portal Add-In feature and installation process, view the overview article here.
Create Related Problem Download Link
The latest version 1.0.0 of this Add-In can be downloaded here.
Note: This version of the Add-In is built and tested against version 12.2.9 of the Cireson Portal. It is recommended you are using that version or higher with this Add-In
Create Related Problem Summary
The Create Related Problem Add-In allows users to create a Problem record from an existing Incident and relate the Incident to the Problem. The incident's details are used to fill in the properties of the new Problem.
The incident can be resolved on creation of the problem.
Each setting for the Add-In is as follows:
Key
Description
Default Value
ResolveIncident
Set to true if the source Incident should be resolved. Set to false if the Incident should remain in its current Status
false
TemplateId
The Id of the template to use when creating the new Problem record.
426a1051-6198-3cd8-e2e0-44ac79303d6d
Testing and Validation
If experiencing issues, refer to KB Article 2568 here for overall Add-Ins troubleshooting steps
Run through the Add-In’s functionality with default settings.
Verify the following:
In the developer console (open up a browser > dev tools > console), you see that the Dashboard Auto Refresh Add-In is loaded
As you change settings, go through the above again with browser console open
Verify no error messages
Verify your changed settings behave as expected
Examples
Example 1
Clicking the Create Related Problem task will create a new PR with the incident related and navigate to the PR.
Having ResolveIncident in the Add-In Settings will set the Incident as Resolved