When beginning to understand Transposit, it's helpful to know about its high-level functionality and the sequence of tasks in which you'll typically be configuring its toolbox of features, after setting up Transposit, as outlined below.
1. Create Activity Types
When team members are discussing an incident or task in many places, you would like a single source of truth.
Get started here to create new activity types, such as incidents, tasks, requests, and jobs.
2. Create Runbooks
Create Transposit Runbooks to document your processes.
Click New runbook to get started and add steps with titles and descriptive text explaining what to do.
3. Automate Actions
Add automated Transposit Actions to streamline processes, making them more reliable, and reducing manual toil.
Get started here and discover that most of the actions you'll want to automate are a simple API call away.
4. Add Triggers
Accelerate event response even more with Transposit Triggers that automatically execute a runbook based on set criteria.
Get started here so that, for example, the creation of a Jira ticket or a conversation in Slack will automatically cause your runbook to run.
Now that you have a high-level overview of configuring Transposit, let's see how it is used.