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Send Emails Every 7 Days After First Email Sent via Jira Rule in Jira Cloud

Digvijay Singh Gehlot
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November 21, 2025

Hi Community,

I have setup a Jira Rule > Scheduled Trigger where - if issue remains in Done status without any changes on status from last 1 day, then an email is send to Reporter.

Now, I want to send followup emails every 7 days, after the first email has been sent. The rule should stop as soon as Reporter fills out the Feedback question.

Quick questions:

1) Do I need to create a separate rule for sending emails "every 7 days"?

2) In "every 7 days" rule, can I use a custom field such as "Escalation Counter" which starts at "0" and increments each time the rule runs, to help determine when to send followup emails?

3) How can I use Lookup work item to achieve this request?

Please provide any useful screenshots or step-by-steps guidance as it will be a great help.

Thanks

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Suraj Aderogba
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November 21, 2025

Hi @Digvijay Singh Gehlot ,

Based on my understand of your query, here’s a clean way to do this with one rule that:

  • sends the first email after 1 day in Done,
  • sends follow-ups every 7 days,
  • stops as soon as the Feedback field is answered.

I will advice you create three custom fields as pre-requisite:

  • First Feedback Email Sent: A Date/Time field

  • Last Feedback Email Sent:  A Date/Time field

  • Reminder Count:  A number 

Your "Feedback" field can be of any type; you will just it to check “is EMPTY”.

And for the reminder, you can have a JQL like this to count: {{#=}}{{issue.Reminder Count|0}} + 1{{/}}

I hope this hint can be of help.

Suraj

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arielei
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November 21, 2025

Hey @Digvijay Singh Gehlot 

I'd do something a bit different.

  1. Create a CF select list (single select) with the following options:
    1. No Escalation (Default value)
    2. One Day
    3. Seven Days
  2. add the field to the view screen only as you dont want users to be able to set it - only via automations.
  3. Create just one automation:
    1. Trigger - scheduled to run each day with condition: status = done  and CF != Seven Days(untick the checkbox "Only include work items that have changed since the last time this rule executed"
    2. If {{issue.Custom Field}} equals "No escalation" then:
      1. send 1 day notification
      2. edit work item: CF = One Day
    3. else if {{issue.Custom Field}} equals "One Day" AND JQL: "

      status CHANGED To Done AFTER -7d"

      1. send 7 days notification
      2. edit work item: CF = Seven Days

And that should do the trick.

 

Let me know if that works or you have any questions.

 

Best regards,

Ariel.

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