Hi guys!
Context: in my company we are going to turn off the ability for all users to create "team managed projects" (at least for a while) since, having worked with Atlassian, this is one of the main causes of our bad performance (the amount of projects we have with this style). Our current configuration is that any user can create a team managed project
We had communicated internally to our users via our channels that is going to happen (turn off team managed projects) next Monday (January 10th)
Question: to reinforce this communication: is there a way to show a general message in jira, as soon as you login, for example, in this section?:
Or if you have another / better idea please let me know
Thanks in advance!
We built Team Pulse exactly for this use case — it shows a pop-up modal directly when a Jira issue is opened, no automation rules needed.
You can target specific projects, groups, or roles, and use it for announcements (with an Acknowledge button) or Yes/No questions.
It works natively inside Jira Cloud via Forge, and it's completely free :)
Check it out here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1335394465/team-pulse-surveys-announcements-for-jira-and-jsm
Yes, there is they have recently added in Jira cloud the ability to set messages to end users in the Settings>Systems>User Interface> Announcement Banner.
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Thanks so much!! I did it! do you know (apparently not) if this text support rich text format? to use links, bold, etc? thanks again!
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I've already had my answer, not rich text for now > https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Admins-notify-your-Jira-instance-of-system-wide-changes-with-the/ba-p/1841132
Thanks a lot!
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@maria lidia campo This is a new feature and from what I know there will be more developed on this but at this time as you stated its plain text.
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