Add a note or attachment to an alert

Add Notes

Notes can be added initially to the alert or manually at any point, even after an Alert is closed. You can also add notes as HTML-formatted text.

• Click on desired Alert to open Alert details

• Click the notepad icon or attachment icon on the mini sidebar rightmost side of details box

• Type in your note or select attachment

• Click Add Note

Add Attachments

Sometimes, additional information is needed for the recipients of the alert to determine the right course of action. You can attach files to alerts to further enrich the alert. For example, when there is an application performance related alert, it may be useful to attach graphs that depict the performance metrics for the application, configuration change history can facilitate rapid triage, etc.

Clients for viewing alerts and attachments:

• Web app for desktop computers

• Android, iPhone, iPad apps

Viewing options per file type and app:

• Direct Viewing: If your browser is able to view ( mobile app have embedded browser ) the attachment file type it will be directly displayed

• View after download : If your browser is not able to view the file type the file will be downloaded

• iPhone, iPad app view support : txt, image, pdf, and similar files

• Android app view support : txt, image

• Android app view after download : pdf and similar files will be downloaded to your Android, you need to install suitable apps to your Android device. After download finishes a menu will appear showing the list of available apps installed for that file type, once you select the app you can view the file. Downloaded files are saved to opsGenieAttachments folder.

How to attach a file

Files can be attached by using the web application or through the API.

Web application

To attach a file using the web application click on the alert, then access the right sidebar and click on the paper clip icon and "Add new" button.

Alert API

You can use Lamp: Command Line for attaching alerts via API with a simple command like :

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You can also use Alert API or Opsgenie Java API for attaching files to alerts.