Slack Reaction conditional automation

[Jeff_Bilbrey]

I have a scenario where I have a slack webhook watch for a new message in a specific channel to begin its automation. When the hook fires, it waits 15 minutes to see if a user reacts or takes action on the message. IF nothing happens, the automation continues. If someone takes action, the scenario adds a reaction to the message and ends.

I tried watching a single user for the reaction, but the automation didn’t work when they did not react. This automation works if I don’t add a condition - is there any way I can do this?

The basic flow is, assignment is posted. If no one accepts the assignment, the automation fires, if they do accept the assignment (I don’t care how, reaction, reply) the automation reacts to the original post and ends.

Is tehre any way I can

[Princy]

With webhook you are getting scenario triggered then wait for 15 min as you said. And then check that message again with message id you must have recieved in webhook.

If there is no reply or reaxtion then take actions of whatever you want.

Are you missing on filters to put or anything else you are looking for? Please elaborate with screenshot.

Princy Jain
Make consultant,
For consulting support: Follow up Automated

[samliew]

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