‎Preprocessing Playbook Triggers

Click on the Test Playbook button.

Select an ingested event, then click on the Run Test button.

Verify that tasks execute.

Build a simple playbook that sends an email upon being activated.

Submit this playbook.

Setup a schedule using the submitted playbook.

Wait for data to flow in, then stop ( ) the schedule after some events have been automatically created.

Check the email to verify that the playbook was triggered.

Build a simple playbook that sends an email upon being activated.

Submit this playbook.

Set up a webhook key.

Copy the POST request URL into Postman, then input the following raw JSON data:

{
    "resources": {
        "description": "Created from a webhook push"
    }
}

Copy the POST request header key and head value into Postman.

Select the submitted playbook under Additional Settings.

Send the POST request.

Check the email to verify that the playbook was triggered.

Set up an error-resulting task on the On Event Ingestion trigger, ensuring that the Error Trigger handling option is checked.

Set up a Send Email utility command task for the On Playbook Task Error trigger.

Test run this playbook (see On Event Ingestion examples), ensuring that the Error Task results in , and the Send Email task results in .

Check the email for the error message.

Create a Codeless Playbook utility command.

Setup a task that would result in an error. Click on thebutton to verify.

Enable its use as a command task.

Use a passdown task to emit an error message to the parent playbook.

Submit this utility command.

Create an investigation playbook.

Set up the Demo Nested Playbook Utility Command task on the On Event Ingestion trigger, ensuring the Error Trigger checkbox is ticked.

Set up a Send Email utility command task for the On Playbook Task Error trigger.

Test run this playbook (see On Event Ingestion examples), ensuring that the Demo Nested Playbook Utility Command task results in , and the Send Email task results in .

Check the email for the error message.