Hi,
I'm struggling to make an automation that reminds the assignee that there's a task due.
There's a date & time field with the due date. My goal is for jsm to leave a comment 15 minutes before that.
This is what I have so far. This is a company managed service project.
My problem is it can't be triggered.
Thanks in advance!
Hi @László Kíra
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Hi @László Kíra
Can you provide details of the automation steps and audit log, what dies this mention when the ruel runs?
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Hi László,
Please post a screenshot of the rule that you have so far. Also, what is not working with it?
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Since it is a scheduled trigger, you should have a JQL statement in the Scheduled part of the trigger. Can you share the details of that?
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Hi @László Kíra
The root problem is the trigger type: a scheduled rule can only run at fixed intervals (hourly at best), so there's no way for it to fire "15 minutes before" a specific date-time - the rule has no concept of counting down to a field value.
What works instead: schedule the rule to run every hour, and make the JQL catch anything whose deadline falls inside the next window, e.g.
"Due date time" > now() AND "Due date time" <= 1h
Every issue gets exactly one reminder comment in the hour before its deadline. The precision is "up to 59 minutes early" rather than exactly 15 minutes - that's the ceiling of what scheduled automation can do. If you genuinely need minute-level precision, that's SLA territory: configure an SLA against the due date and use the "SLA threshold breached" trigger, which does fire at a precise remaining-time mark.
Also check your rule's audit log for "no issues matched" - if the JQL uses a custom date-time field, make sure you're using the exact field name and that the scheduled trigger has the JQL in the trigger itself, not only in a later condition.
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