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articles/azure-monitor/alerts/itsmc-definition.md

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 1. In the last section of the interface for creating an ITSM action group, if the alert is a log alert, you can define how many work items will be created for each alert. For all other alert types, one work item is created per alert.
 
     - If the work item type is **Incident**:
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     - If the work item type is **Event**:
 
         If you select **Create a work item for each row in the search results**, every row in the search results creates a new work item. Because several alerts occur for the same affected configuration items, there is also more than one work item. For example, an alert that has three configuration items creates three work items. An alert that has one configuration item creates one work item.
 
         If you select the **Create a work item for configuration item in the search results**, ITSMC creates a single work item for each alert rule and adds all affected configuration items to that work item. A new work item is created if the previous one is closed. This means that some of the fired alerts won't generate new work items in the ITSM tool. For example, an alert that has three configuration items creates one work item. If an alert has one configuration item, that configuration item is attached to the list of affected configuration items in the created work item. An alert for a different alert rule that has one configuration item creates one work item.
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     - If the work item type is **Alert**:
 
         If you select **Create a work item for each row in the search results**, every row in the search results creates a new work item. Because several alerts occur for the same affected configuration items, there is also more than one work item. For example, an alert that has three configuration items creates three work items. An alert that has one configuration item creates one work item.
 
         If you do not select **Create a work item for each row in the search results**, ITSMC creates a single work item for each alert rule and adds all affected configuration items to that work item. A new work item is created if the previous one is closed. This means that some of the fired alerts won't generate new work items in the ITSM tool. For example, an alert that has three configuration items creates one work item. If an alert has one configuration item, that configuration item is attached to the list of affected configuration items in the created work item. An alert for a different alert rule that has one configuration item creates one work item. 
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-        :::image type="content" source="media/itsmc-definition/itsm-action-alert.png" alt-text="Screenshot that shows the ITSM Ticket area with an alert work item type." border="false":::
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 1. You can configure predefined fields to contain constant values as a part of the payload. Based on the work item type, three options can be used as a part of the payload:
     * **None**: Use a regular payload to ServiceNow without any extra predefined fields and values.