Hi @chad.seward! You can do this with Teams. I don’t have Teams in front of me, but this part also works in Slack, which is what I have, so I’ll walk you through some options.
The /pd
command in your Teams channel will give you the option to trigger
a new incident on a service that is connected to a particular channel. You can create a PagerDuty service specifically for Major Incidents - we actually call ours that - and connect it to the channel you want your support staff to use. Then when they /pd trigger
in that channel, an incident will be created on the Major Incidents service.
On that service, you can do a few things. You can add a bunch of teams escalation policies as responders to the incident so that their current oncall will be notified when an incident is created on Major Incidents, or you can create an Incident Workflow (if that feature is part of your package) that could be accessible to any service. Either of those is fine, though having a generic All Hands On Deck workflow might be more helpful in the long run. The workflows are pretty flexible, so you can choose who to include as a responder, who to include as a stakeholder, and other actions you’d like to take.
HTH
--mandi