This template starts when PagerDuty reports a new or updated incident, keeps newly triggered ones in JavaScript, and emails stakeholders from Gmail. Connect PagerDuty and Gmail. Put the PagerDuty key on the PagerDuty connection. Set the recipient list on the Gmail send step.
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The scenario starts when PagerDuty creates or updates an incident on the account you connect.
JavaScript keeps newly triggered incidents and shapes title, urgency, and the incident URL.
Gmail sends that summary to the addresses you set.
Add a PagerDuty connection and paste your PagerDuty API key there. Watch new or updated incidents.
Add a Gmail connection with permission to send mail.
In JavaScript, keep newly triggered incidents and build subject and body from title, urgency, and URL. Put stakeholder addresses on the Gmail send step.
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