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BPMN template: Incident management (ITIL)

A disruption is reported, logged by the service desk and resolved or escalated to 2nd level. With a timer for the service level.

Incident management (ITIL) as a BPMN 2.0 diagram, laid out automatically with AIxFlow.
Incident management (ITIL) as a BPMN 2.0 diagram, laid out automatically with AIxFlow.

What this diagram is for

Shows the escalation levels and where the service level is measured. A basis for talks with service providers or for operations documentation.

Roles (lanes and pools)

Decisions and events

All elements

ElementTypeRoleNext
Incident reportedStart event (message)Service desk→ Log and categorise ticket
Log and categorise ticketUser taskService desk→ Solvable at 1st level?
Solvable at 1st level?Exclusive gatewayService desk→ Apply fix [Yes]
→ Escalate to 2nd level [No]
Apply fixTaskService desk→ Exclusive gateway
Escalate to 2nd levelTaskService desk→ Analyse cause
Analyse causeTask2nd level support→ Resolve incident
→ SLA deadline 4 h
SLA deadline 4 hIntermediate event (timer)2nd level support→ Declare major incident
Declare major incidentSend task2nd level support→ Resolve incident
Resolve incidentTask2nd level support→ Exclusive gateway
(merge)Exclusive gatewayService desk→ Close with reporter
Close with reporterSend taskService desk→ Ticket closed
Ticket closedEnd eventService desk–

Rebuild it in AIxFlow

Free: tap the start event, add the 12 elements one after another with +, add the roles as lanes, then tap “Arrange automatically” – AIxFlow does the rest.

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No, this page is view-only. Rebuilding them in AIxFlow is free; exporting a .bpmn file is part of Pro.

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