Outcome. An urgent ticket created outside business hours reaches whoever is on call that week, instead of waiting for the queue to open the next business day like tickets-sla-017's routine tickets do.
flowchart TD
A[Ticket created outside business hours] --> B{Ticket priority?}
B -->|Urgent| C[Rotate to On-call rotation]
C --> D[Set after_hours_escalated = true]
D --> E[Notify on-call rep]
B -->|High| F[Add to After-hours - next business day triage list]
B -->|Medium/Low/unknown| G[No action - queue routing picks it up at business hours open]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when the team runs an on-call rotation for genuine emergencies and business-hours routing (tickets-sla-017) is correct for everything else.
- UseUse it only for the priority levels that truly justify waking someone up; treating every after-hours ticket as on-call material burns out the rotation fast.
- SkipDo not use it without an actual, staffed on-call rotation in place; the workflow can assign a ticket to someone, it cannot make them respond at 2 a.m. if that is not part of their role.
- SkipDo not use it as your only after-hours safeguard if a true paging tool with acknowledgment and fallback exists; HubSpot's native actions have no delivery confirmation loop, see Known pitfalls and tickets-sla-045 for a webhook-based alternative.
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