Outcome. The team lead sees one place every morning listing every ticket approaching an SLA breach, instead of finding out ticket by ticket after each one has already missed its target.
flowchart TD
A[SLA status becomes Due soon] --> B[Set sla_risk_flag = true]
B --> C[Create immediate follow-up task for owner]
C --> D{Status later reverts to normal?}
D -->|yes| E[Set sla_risk_flag = false, drops off list]
D -->|no, breaches or closes| F[Ticket leaves the active list via the Closed filter, or tickets-sla-003 takes over on actual breach]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it once SLA targets are configured on the pipeline and the "due soon" status is populated, and the team lead wants a single daily view rather than reacting to tickets-sla-003's per-ticket breach alerts after the fact.
- UseUse it as the "before it breaches" companion to tickets-sla-003's "after it breaches" alert; the two serve different moments and are worth having together.
- SkipDo not use it expecting a single native workflow action to compose one email listing many tickets; HubSpot's workflow engine runs its actions per enrolled record, it does not natively aggregate several records into one message, see Known pitfalls for how this fiche actually delivers a true digest.
- SkipDo not use it if SLA "due soon" status is not available on your tier; without it, this workflow has nothing reliable to flag on.
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