I am looking to set a timer for every 15 minutes on a card

[Josh]

I would like to perform a walk through every 15 minutes and need a timer to notify me.

[Daydreamer Mike · Accepted solution]

Hi @Josh 

You can do this with automation...it can be modified to better suit your needs but I'll make it on the basis that you add the card to a specific list

Automation 1: Setup

When a card is added to list "Timer", add me to the set due date in 15 minutes

Automation 2: Due Date Command

the moment a card in list "Timer" is due, post comment "@card #⏰ 15 minute timer...." and move the due date by 15 minutes

 

[Emily Emily]

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[Matthew Aaron]

I am looking to set a timer for every 15 minutes on a card to help manage tasks efficiently. Using a reliable tool like Delta Executor makes it easier to automate these intervals without manual effort. This setup ensures consistent reminders and improves productivity throughout the day.

[Aaron Pavez [ServiceRocket]]

Hi @Josh 

You could create an automation that can notify you (email) but if you have many Jira issues the automation consumption (you have a set of uses) will be quickly depleted.

May I ask why you want this?

If it's only for some Jira issues, it might be better to use a plugin. There are several in the marketplace.

But if you need something to notify you, try a desktop app. A timer.

Regards

[Josh]

I am building a Trello card that has a purpose of doing a service center walk through and communicate with technicians in order to keep up production. I would also like to note in the Trello card.

[Daydreamer Mike]

Hi @aron This appears to be a Trello question...