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Is it possible to set an automation email to assignee when time has lapsed on a ticket?

LaSonya Uehlin March 19, 2025

We would like to have an email notification to the assignee when a comment has not been added to a ticket after 3 days.

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Mikael Sandberg
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March 19, 2025

Yes, that is possible. If you go to Automations and check under the Templates tab there is a rule called Resolve issues due to inactivity that you can use as a start. Just change the transition step to instead send an email/notify the assignee.

LaSonya Uehlin March 19, 2025

Thank you!

 

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Geethanjali Katagani
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March 19, 2025

Yes, it's absolutely possible to set up an automation rule in Jira Service Management to send an email notification to the assignee when a ticket hasn't been updated (no comment added) after 3 days. Here's how you can do it:

Steps to Set Up the Automation Rule:

  1. Go to Project Settings:

    • Open the relevant project.
    • Click on Project Settings > Automation.
  2. Create a New Rule:

    • Click on Create Rule.
  3. Set the Trigger:

    • Select the trigger: “Scheduled”.
    • Configure it to run every day (or as frequently as you want the rule to check for lapsed tickets).
  4. Add a Condition JQL condition in trigger action:


    • JQL condition : issue Type = "Task" AND Status = Open (or any status you want to monitor).
  5. Add a JQL condition from add condition section:


    • Use the following JQL query to find issues without a comment for 3 days:
      jql
      updated <= -3d AND NOT status changed AFTER -3d
    • This checks if the ticket was last updated more than 3 days ago and the status hasn't changed within the last 3 days.
  6. Add Send Email action from add Action section :

    • Set “To” as: {{assignee.emailAddress}}.
    • Customize the Subject and Body of the email
  7. Publish the Rule:

    • Click Save and Turn it on.

Thanks,

Geethanjali

Bill Sheboy
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March 19, 2025

Hi @Geethanjali Katagani 

What is the source of the information you posted?

When posting content generated by automation / chat bot, community guidelines require disclosing that source in your post.  To learn more, please read the community guidelines:

https://community.atlassian.com/forums/custom/page/page-id/rules-of-engagement

Kind regards,
Bill

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