Opsgenie

Important: This connector and its actions have been removed from Nintex Workflow and can now be found in Nintex Gallery.

Opsgenie is an incident management tool that lets development and operation teams plan for and manage service disruptions. In the context of Nintex Workflow, Opsgenie is a connector A software component that allows seamless integration with third-party services, business applications, and content stores. Examples include Salesforce, Box, and Microsoft SharePoint. Connectors are used to create connections required for workflow actions and start events. and is used to create connections for Opsgenie actions A tool for building the processes, logic, and direction within workflows. Actions are the steps the workflow performs to complete a process..

You can use Opsgenie actions to manage the users and teams that deal with a service disrupting incident. Use the user actions in a workflow to create, delete, and retrieve a list of users. Use the team actions to add and remove members of a team, retrieve a list of teams, and get the details of a particular team.

For more information on Opsgenie, see the company website.

Create an Opsgenie connection

Create a connection from the connections page or from the action configuration panel when configuring the action. For information about creating connections and assigning permissions, see Manage connections.

Complete the following fields when creating the connection:

Field	Description
Connection name	A name for the new connection.
API Key	Your API key. Prepend the key with 'GenieKey '. For example: GenieKey 1Nr52r1sZxxxn6ySXxXt6C85. Get your API token from the API tokens tab of your Account settings page in Opsgenie.
Host URL	The URL for the data center region that stores your Opsgenie specific product data. You choose the data center region when you first sigh on to Opsgenie. For example, you can choose either the US or EU data center. The host URL for the US is api.opsgenie.com, the host URL for the EU is api.eu.opsgenie.com

Opsgenie account requirements

• The account you use to create a connection for Opsgenie is the account that has access to the Opsgenie actions.
• When you create your Opsgenie account a subdomain is assigned to your account. You need this subdomain and your API key to create the connector.
• Get your API token from the API tokens tab of your Account settings page in Opsgenie.

Create an Opsgenie data lookup

Use the Opsgenie data lookup to retrieve lists of users, teams, and team details. For more information on creating a data lookup and assigning permissions to it, see Data lookups.

For example, To allow users to select a specific Opsgenie team in a form, add a drop-down list of blog posts to the form using a Data lookup form control A form control that allow users to select from a drop-down list that has values sourced from a third-party service.. The Data lookup form control uses a Opsgenie - Get teams data lookup to list the teams available from the Opsgenie connection in the drop-down.

You can create a data lookup to:

• Get a team: list the details of a team from your Opsgenie account.
• Get teams: list the teams available in your Opsgenie account.
• Get users: list the users available in your Opsgenie account.

Each data lookup is configured for a specific user. You can create as many data lookups as you need.

Opsgenie data lookup fields

When you create a Opsgenie data lookup, you can configure some additional fields to specify which tables, views, and stored procedures the data lookup should retrieve.

To access the data lookup fields, in the Add data lookup section, select the Connector and the Operation.

The following operations are available.

• Get a team: Use this operation to list the details of a team from your Opsgenie account.
• Get teams: Use this operation to list the teams available in your Opsgenie account.
• Get users: Use this operation to list the users available in your Opsgenie account.

The following configuration fields are displayed depending on the operation selected.