Incident Reporter App Template
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Reporting and management of incidents in an organization is often a manual process ripe for some efficiency gains. Users rely on chat based messaging, e-mail and/or other ad-hoc channels to inform necessary parties about new incidents. Additionally, the information isn't easily audit-able for root cause analyses/postmortems due to transient or one-off nature of e-mail or chat based messaging systems.
The Incident Reporter bot in Microsoft Teams, helps you to easily and quickly respond to, report and document incidents which helps in dealing with an incident with alacrity. The key features of this bot include:
- Automated collection of the time, date and location of every incident
- Customizable incident reporting form based on your workplace needs
- Incidents reports in specialists team which allows for quick collaboration and notification to the relevant stakeholders to track it to completion
Legal notice
This app template is provided under the MIT License terms. In addition to these terms, by using this app template you agree to the following:
You, not Microsoft, will license the use of your app to users or organization.
This app template is not intended to substitute your own regulatory due diligence or make you or your app compliant with respect to any applicable regulations, including but not limited to privacy, healthcare, employment, or financial regulations.
You are responsible for complying with all applicable privacy and security regulations including those related to use, collection and handling of any personal data by your app. This includes complying with all internal privacy and security policies of your organization if your app is developed to be sideloaded internally within your organization. Where applicable, you may be responsible for data related incidents or data subject requests for data collected through your app.
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Use of this template does not guarantee acceptance of your app to the Teams app store. To make this app available in the Teams app store, you will have to comply with the submission and validation process, and all associated requirements such as including your own privacy statement and terms of use for your app.
Getting started
Begin with the Solution overview to read about what the app does and how it works.
When you're ready to try out Incident Reporter bot, or to use it in your own organization, follow the steps in the Deployment guide.
Contributing
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