Hi there, I'm trying to create an automation that notifies the user via email whenever someone submits a request using our Jira form, indicating that the ticket has been received.
I have the form set to Global because not everyone I work with has a Jira account, but I do have a field in my form called "Email Address".
Hi, @Megan Belle Maun ! 👋 You're on the right track—what you’re trying to do is definitely achievable using Jira Automation.
Since you're already capturing the user's email address in your form (e.g., a field called "Email Address"), you can:
Make sure the email address is being stored in a Jira custom field (like customfield_10141
).
Set up an automation rule like this:
Trigger: Issue Created
Action: Send Email
To: {{issue.customfield_10141}}
Subject: Your request {{issue.key}} has been received!
Body:
Hi,
Just letting you know that your request [{{issue.key}}]({{issue.url}}) was created.
We'll follow up shortly!
This works great for notifying users automatically, and it’s free and native to Jira.
If you're working in a Jira Software project and looking to reduce the cost of JSM licenses or avoid adding portal users, you can also explore Smart Forms for Jira.
With it, you can:
Collect submissions via public forms—no login required
Capture the email field directly in the form
Map it to a Jira field that your automation rule can use
Automatically create or update issues in Jira Software
✅ This avoids adding JSM licenses or Atlassian accounts for one-time users—keeping your setup flexible and more affordable, especially for software teams.
Hi Megan - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
It might be more complicated than I am reading this, but you should be able to create an automation rule based on a Form Submitted trigger. Then add an action for Send Email and send it to whomever you like.
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