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There's no way you can let a user edit some properties and not others. In fact, in order to edit any property, they'll need full RW access on the device. Alternatively, you could make a simple front end where they use a form to modify a record; you'd then need some code to sync that choice into the property on the device (not too complicated). Once you figure out how that property will get set...
That property can drive group membership. You can have bespoke alert rules per time zone that apply to those dynamic groups. Each rule can point to a different escalation chain.
Thank Stuart,
I like the dynamic group idea and rules for each.
I might play around with that idea a bit more.
I was hoping to not have to do a heap of rules and escalation chains.
The main issue is managing the rules and escalation chains.
I've created a matrix and gone through every days opening hours for every site.
I've done this across every time zone.
Then I've looked for any marked any duplicate open periods. This lets me consolidate some sites to a single rule / chain.
But, I'm still left with 151 unique opening hours across those sites that we need rules for and chains based on the time zones they're in.
And then we hit a problem should the opening hours get changed to fall outside of what we've created dynamic groups for. This is a likely possibility as the customer is a large retail brand across multiple countries.
Tbh, I'm not liking my chances of simplifying the rules & chains....and am probably just putting off the inevitable.
Keen to hear any other ideas about this.
Cheers,
- Anonymous4 months ago
It wouldn't be too difficult to maintain those via script through the API. Your spreadsheet could be the input and your script could manage the alert rules based on what's in the spreadsheet.
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