URL parameters
The ID of the incident you want to get
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Body parameters
Who should we escalate this incident to?
Possible values: User, Team, Schedule, Policy, and Organization
Define which team member to escalate to.
Either user_email or user_id required when escalating to User.
Define which team member to escalate to.
Either user_email or user_id required when escalating to User.
Define which team to escalate to.
Either team_name or team_id required when escalating to Team.
Define which team to escalate to.
Either team_name or team_id required when escalating to Team.
Define which on-call calendar to escalate to. Required when escalating to Schedule.
Define which escalation policy to escalate to. Required when escalating to Policy.
Should we call?
Can be used when escalating to User, Team, Schedule, or Organization.
Should we send an SMS?
Can be used when escalating to User, Team, Schedule, or Organization.
Should we send an email?
Can be used when escalating to User, Team, Schedule, or Organization.
Should we send a push notification?
Can be used when escalating to User, Team, Schedule, or Organization.
Should we send a critical push notification that ignores the mute switch and Do not Disturb mode?
Can be used when escalating to User, Team, Schedule, or Organization.
An object with metadata keys as the object keys and either a single metadata value or an array of metadata values as the object values. Each value is a plain string or an object with the attributes described on the metadata API response params page. All values under one key must be of the same type and must not repeat. When escalating, repeated values and values already on the incident are skipped, and so is a value whose type differs from the key's existing values or from the first value sent for that key.