Add bugs on TargetProcess for new promoted error stacks on Exceptionless
If you want to stay on top of each and every issue that comes up on Exceptionless, don't settle for taking action manually. Optimize your processes and save time by putting this Exceptionless TargetProcess integration to work. Once you do, a new bug will be added to TargetProcess every time a new error stack on Exceptionless gets promoted to an external system, making sure your development is always right behind any new issue that comes up.
If you want to stay on top of each and every issue that comes up on Exceptionless, don't settle for taking action manually. Optimize your processes and save time by putting this Exceptionless TargetProcess integration to work. Once you do, a new bug will be added to TargetProcess every time a new error stack on Exceptionless gets promoted to an external system, making sure your development is always right behind any new issue that comes up.
- When this happens...New Error Stack PromotedOccurs when an error stack is promoted to an external system in your Exceptionless project. 
- automatically do this!Create BugCreates a new Bug (defect, error, flaw, mistake, failure or fault in a computer program). Can relate to User Story. Can be assigned to Release and Iteration. 
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- New Critical Error- Occurs when an error that has been marked as critical is reported to your Exceptionless project. Try It
- New Error- Occurs when a new error that has never been seen before is reported to your Exceptionless project. Try It
- Error StackRequired 
- Reference LinkRequired 
 
- New Bug- Triggers when a new Bug is added. Try It
- New Error Regression- Occurs when an error that has been marked as fixed is reported to your Exceptionless project. Try It
- New Error Stack Promoted- Occurs when an error stack is promoted to an external system in your Exceptionless project. Try It
- Error StackRequired 
 
- New Build- Triggers when a new Build is added by user. Try It











