# On-call rotation

### Overview

Suptask can help you to manage your ticketing with respect to any rotation schedules you have in place.

Rotation schedules are often used to manage on-call duties where a person is rotated on a regular interval, such as weekly, to manage certain tasks like incoming tickets or alerts.&#x20;

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### Partnership with Tellspin&#x20;

Tellspin is a very capable Slack app to manage rotation schedules for your teams in Slack. Allowing you to configure everything from the rotation frequency to reminders.

Tellspin and Suptask have established a technical partnership where the applications are built to work seamlessly with each other.

[Learn more about Tellspin](https://tellspin.app/)

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### Integrating Suptask with Tellspin

Tellspin will automatically tag the person who is on-call when you write out the @Tellspin username in Slack where Tellspin have been enabled.&#x20;

With the Automation rules from Suptask, you can have this process to be fully automated where Suptask can automatically tag @Tellspin when a new ticket is created. Making the Agent who is on-call aware of the new ticket automatically.&#x20;

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### How to setup the integration with Tellspin

[Automations](https://support.suptask.com/integrations-automations-and-workflows/how-to-set-up-automation-rules) can be activated on your account by contacting Suptask support.&#x20;

1. Set up a new Automation rule on your Inbox or Form
2. Configure the rule to be of the type **Automatic reply**
3. Edit the rule to send the reply to the Inbox Responder channel where your Agents are.&#x20;
4. In the message sent in the reply, tag the @Tellspin app by writing out its member ID, for example: *On-call assignment required <@U43232123>*
   1. You can find the member ID of Tellspin by viewing the Tellspin user in Slack > Pressing on the three dots (More options menu) > Copy Member ID
5. Done.&#x20;

When a new ticket is created, the automation rule will be triggered and send the reply where @Tellspin app is tagged. @Tellspin will automatically tag the user who is on-call.&#x20;
