The current Openpath Jira and Confluence instances will be migrated to the MSI On-Premise solution from August 9th-11th, the current platform will be set to read-only and all future usage will be in the Avigilon Instance. Please ensure access to MSI Jira & MSI Confluence, both are accessible through OKTA. For additional information and details please refer to the Atlassian migration page
Avigilon Alta Rules Engine, an overview
- Chad Fay
The rules engine allows you to create conditional rules that trigger actions based on Avigilon Alta events, allowing you to automate security alerts and implement if/then workflows. The rules engine is available in all software packages, however, the Basic software package supports fewer Trigger Types in the graphical user interface (GUI). To upgrade your software package, contact your Avigilon Alta sales rep.
Note: To create rules using Trigger Types not supported in the GUI, check the “Use JSON Editor” checkbox. For an example of a rule created using the JSON editor, refer to How do I push Avigilon Alta events to Slack?
For information on how to create rules, refer to How do I use the Rules Engine?
Expand the tables below to outline the different Trigger and Event types supported between the Basic and Advanced (Premium/Enterprise) rules engines GUI.