Connect Checkvist and ilert

Both apps 30Checkvist 17ilert 13

• Trigger
  New List

  Triggered when a new checklist is created in Checkvist.

• Trigger
  New List Item

  Triggered when a new item is added to the chosen Checkvist checklist.

• Action
  Close Task

  Marks a task in a Checkvist checklist as closed (done) and returns the updated task.

• Action
  Create List Item

  Adds a new item (task) to a Checkvist checklist and returns the created item.

• Action
  Create New List

  Creates a new Checkvist checklist and returns it.

• Action
  Create Several List Items

  Adds several items to a Checkvist checklist at once from a block of text (one item per line) and returns the created items.

• Action
  Create Task Note

  Adds a note (comment) to a task in a Checkvist checklist and returns the new note.

• Action
  Delete Checklist

  Deletes a Checkvist checklist and returns the deleted list.

• Action
  Delete List Item

  Deletes an item (task) from a Checkvist checklist and returns the deleted item.

• Action
  Get Checklist

  Returns a single Checkvist checklist by its ID, with its name, sharing settings and item counts.

• Action
  Get List Item

  Returns a single item (task) from a Checkvist checklist, optionally with its notes.

• Action
  List Checklists

  Returns the Checkvist checklists the connected account can see.

• Action
  List List Items

  Returns the items (tasks) in a Checkvist checklist.

• Action
  List Task Notes

  Returns the notes (comments) on a task in a Checkvist checklist.

• Action
  Reopen Task

  Reopens a closed task in a Checkvist checklist and returns the updated task.

• Action
  Update Checklist

  Updates a Checkvist checklist's name or sharing setting and returns the updated list.

• Action
  Update List Item

  Updates an item (task) in a Checkvist checklist and returns the updated item.

• Trigger
  New or Updated Incident

  Triggers when an incident (alert) on the chosen ilert alert source is created or changes: assigned, escalated, accepted, raised, commented on, resolved, or a responder is added or removed.

• Action
  Accept Incident

  Accepts a pending ilert alert (formerly called an incident) on behalf of the connected user, stopping its escalation, and returns the updated alert.

• Action
  Add Alert

  Creates an alert in ilert on the chosen alert source, which then escalates according to the source's escalation policy (or a policy or responders you specify).

• Action
  Add maintenance window

  Creates a maintenance window in ilert that suppresses alerts for the chosen alert sources and services between a start and end time.

• Action
  Create Incident

  Creates a new incident in ilert, optionally marking affected services and adding responders. Depending on the affected services, subscribers may be notified.

• Action
  Find User on Call

  Finds the user currently on call for an on-call schedule, along with the start and end of their current shift. Returns found=false when nobody is on call.

• Action
  Get alert

  Returns a single ilert alert by its id, including its summary, status, priority, alert source, escalation policy and responders.

• Action
  Get incident

  Returns a single ilert incident by its id, including its status, severity, affected services and responders.

• Action
  Get maintenance window

  Fetches a maintenance window by ID. An error occurs if the maintenance window is not found.

• Action
  List Alert Sources

  Returns all alert sources in your ilert account, including each source's integration type, integration key, status and escalation policy.

• Action
  List incidents

  Returns the incidents in your ilert account, optionally filtered by status, affected service, severity and declaration date.

• Action
  List users

  Returns the users in your ilert account, with their name, email, role and contact settings.

• Action
  Resolve Incident

  Resolves an ilert alert (formerly called an incident), closing it and stopping further escalation.

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