Incident & Issue Reporting

Keep every incident on record, assigned, and moving toward resolution without chasing anyone for updates.

118 hrs
Time saved/month
7
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Incident and issue reporting is the process of receiving, classifying, and routing problem reports from customers, employees, or systems to the right team.

Automation reads incoming reports from email and web forms, extracts key details, classifies incidents by type and severity, detects duplicates, and routes them to the responsible team in seconds.

Key features
Extract incident details automatically from email, web forms, and messaging platforms
Classify incidents by type and severity using natural language analysis
Detect duplicate reports and link them to existing tickets
Route incidents to the correct team based on category and urgency
Send acknowledgment messages to reporters without manual intervention
Create tracking records with all structured data in your ticketing system

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Incident Report Submittedtrigger

A report arrives via email,, or web form. The automation captures the full message, sender, timestamp, and channel.

2. Extract Report Details

The automation reads the report and extracts key fields: description, reporter name, contact info, and any mentioned urgency or impact. Structured data is created automatically.

3. Classify and Score Incident

The automation assigns a category (customer issue, facility, IT, billing, other) and severity level (critical, high, medium, low) based on the report content and keywords.

4. Check for Duplicates

The automation searches the incident log for similar open reports from the same reporter or with matching keywords. If a duplicate is found, it is linked.

5. Route to Assigned Owner

Based on category and severity, the automation assigns the incident to the correct team or person using a pre-configured routing table.

6. Create Incident Record

A new incident record is created with all extracted details, category, severity, assigned owner, and status set to open.

7. Notify Assigned Team

A message is sent to the assigned owner with a summary of the incident, a link to the full record, and any critical details.

8. Send Acknowledgment to Reporter

An automated email or message is sent to the reporter confirming receipt, providing a reference number, and setting expectations for response time.

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Estimated Time Saving
118hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:7 Companies

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