Automated GLPI Ticket Deadline Alerts via Microsoft Teams

Overview

This n8n workflow provides an automated notification system that monitors tickets in GLPI (Gestionnaire Libre de Parc Informatique) and sends proactive alerts through Microsoft Teams when tickets are approaching their expiration dates. Key Features šŸ•˜ Automated Scheduling

Daily execution scheduled at 9:00 AM Continuous monitoring without manual intervention Customizable scheduling configuration

šŸŽÆ Intelligent Deadline Detection

Automatic identification of tickets expiring within the next 2 days Configurable date-based filtering criteria Efficient processing of multiple simultaneous tickets

šŸ‘„ Targeted Notifications

Personalized alerts sent to specific technicians via Microsoft Teams Automatic assignment based on ticket assignee Structured messages with key ticket information

šŸ”§ Complete GLPI Integration

Secure connection through GLPI REST API Authentication with application tokens Automatic session management (initiation and closure)

Technical Functionalities Data Processing

Extraction: Automatic queries to GLPI database Filtering: Ticket separation by assigned technician Transformation: Data formatting for readable notifications

Conditional Flow

Automatic evaluation of responsible technician Intelligent notification routing Handling of cases without specific assignment

Session Management

Automatic session initiation with GLPI Secure session token maintenance Controlled session closure upon completion

Ticket Information Included Each alert contains:

Ticket Title: Clear problem description Ticket ID: Unique identifier for tracking Time Remaining: Days/hours until expiration

System Requirements Infrastructure

GLPI server with REST API enabled Running n8n instance Microsoft Teams account with API permissions

Required Credentials

GLPI user with application administrator privileges Valid GLPI application token OAuth2 credentials for Microsoft Teams

GLPI User ID Identification

For complete workflow configuration, it's necessary to identify the correct IDs of technical users for proper notification assignment.

User IDs can be obtained by accessing user management in GLPI and observing the ID directly in the browser URL when selecting a specific user.

Path: Administration > Users > [Select User] When clicking on the desired user, you can see the user ID directly in the browser URL (e.g., id=7 for Support Technician 1, id=8 for Support Technician 2).

Configuration Environment Variables

json{

"glpi_url": "https://your-glpi-server.com", "app_token": "your-application-token-here" }

Available Customization

Alert Period**: Modifiable from 2 days to any desired range Execution Schedule**: Configurable according to operational needs Recipients**: Adaptable to specific team structure

Operational Benefits

For Support Teams

Reduction of expired tickets Improved response times Proactive workload management

For Organizations

Higher SLA compliance Increased customer satisfaction Optimized technical support resources

Ideal Use Cases

IT Service Centers**: Incident and request management Technical Support Teams**: Critical case tracking Organizations with Strict SLAs**: Service agreement compliance IT Departments**: Internal ticket monitoring

Scalability

This workflow is designed to:

Handle high ticket volumes Adapt to teams of different sizes Integrate with multiple communication channels Expand with additional functionalities

Installation and Deployment

Import the JSON workflow into n8n Configure GLPI and Microsoft Teams credentials Update configuration variables Activate the scheduled trigger Perform functionality tests

This workflow represents a robust and scalable solution for proactive ticket management in enterprise environments, significantly improving operational efficiency and service commitment compliance.

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Author:Luis Hernandez(View Original →)
Created:9/10/2025
Updated:11/10/2025

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