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Being an Incident Admin

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Queues and teams are defined in Configuring Queues & Teams. But the day-to-day reporting and management of those teams can be done through incident admin screen.

Incident Admin permission

To see Incident Admin, your account will require a role with "Incident Admin" permission. See: Configuring Roles & Access

Incident Admin Tab

If access has been granted, you will see a new section on the Darwinium sidebar, "Incident Admin"
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Once in this screen, you can:

  • See incident dashboards
  • Manage team members
  • See queue info, perform bulk assignment actions

Dashboard

Daily Breakdown

Shows by the day the number of:

  • Incidents created
  • Incidents closed
  • cumulative open incidents
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Action Summary

Action summary provides a table of worked incidents, average time worked and split by close action and/or reassignment.

It can be grouped by one or two of the following:

  • User
  • Queue
  • Rule

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Team Members

A team is a collection of users that can take incidents from a particular queue.

The Team Members tab allows admins to add and remove users from each existing team.

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User can only belong to one team

A user can only belong to one team. But multiple teams can work same queues. See Configuring Queues and Teams

By clicking View on a user, the admin can also:

  1. see how many assigned incidents
  2. reassign to another user
  3. unassign all (back into the queue).

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Queue Info

This screen returns high level information about each queue including:

  • Queue Name & ID
  • Close Actions: Actions available for this queue.
    • Actions are the result of investigation. Can include setting final review status, running a workflow to add labels, or calling another external service.
    • Defined in incidentManagement.yaml in Workflows
  • Length: How many incidents are in the queue awaiting an action
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Additionally there are bulk operations available in top right:

  • Assign All to another Queue: Migrate queues
  • Close All with Action: perform a bulk action eg. Ignore action to purge current queue.