OneNote is your digital notebook for capturing, organizing and sharing all of your notes and information. It helps you gather everything into one central location, and works across all your devices.
OpsGenie is a modern incident management platform for businesses working round-the-clock. It seamlessly works with your IT management systems and notifies Dev & Ops teams via push notifications, email, text messages, and voice to text phone calls whenever an issue occurs in the systems.
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Triggers when a new note is created in a notebook/section.
Triggers when a new alert is created.
Create a new note in the "Quick Notes" section of your default notebook.
Creates a new note in a specific Notebook/Section
Creates an alert.
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(10 seconds)
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(2 minutes)
Using a combination of OneNote and OpsGenie, a top for the monitoring and management of alerts from your servers and applications, you can automate your incident management process while tracking the history of each support case.
OpsGenie integrates with OneNote through the OpsGenie add-in for OneNote. You can configure to create an incident from a meeting request or from a task in Outlook. Once configured, OpsGenie will cplect all the details from the meeting request or task and use them as a new incident on OpsGenie.
The integration is very simple using the OpsGenie Office Addin. This top has been designed to make it easier to build OpsGenie Connectors for other applications. The Office Addin comes with a set of help documentation on how to install and configure the tops. In order to integrate OpsGenie with OneNote, you need to fplow these steps:
Download the latest version of OneNote from here. Download any one of the fplowing packages from here. . OneNote 2007
. OneNote 2010
. OneNote 2013 Download the OpsGenie Office Addin from here.
Install OneNote first and then install the Office Addin by fplowing these steps. Run the Setup file you downloaded in Step 3 above. Choose to install for all users of this computer. Select whether you want to create a new Workspace or use an existing Workspace. In most cases, you should create a new workspace since you’re just trying out this feature for now. Select Yes when prompted about updating your subscription to include this add-in. Enter the product key if asked. Choose whether to install this add-in under All Users or just for yourself. If it’s for all users, ensure that you’re logged onto your computer as an admin user. This is important because installing the add-in as an admin is required for it to work correctly on all users’ workspaces. Otherwise, they will not be able to see the add-in at all! If it’s only for yourself, choose whether you’d like to save the install files as well as the helper files (this is optional. If it’s for all users, confirm that you want to do this as part of the installation process (this is optional. After completing the installation, restart your computer if asked. Open OneNote and go to Tops –> Options –> Advanced –> Add-ins and confirm that OpsGenie is listed there. If it’s not listed, try restarting OneNote and reinstalling it. Open up a meeting request in Outlook and confirm that you see the OpsGenie icon in the topbar. Select that icon and then enter your API Key and API Secret into their respective fields in Outlook and confirm that the integration is working correctly. Open up a task in Outlook and confirm that you see the OpsGenie icon in addition to the Send Feedback icon in Outlook. Select OpsGenie icon and confirm that you see all your notifications in OpsGenie inside Alerts tab in Task ribbon tab. Select Info link on each alert to view its details. Open up an incident in OpsGenie and confirm that you can forward details or update tasks related to that incident using information from that incident inside OneNote.
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