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how can I auto-populate the Summary and Component/s fields?

IT Support_o99v1y

I would like to have the Summary and the Component/s fields in an issue to auto-populate when the issue is created.

Is this possible and how?

Thank you,

Jackie

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Dave LIAO

@IT Support - Jackie, this is possible.

On a given request form, you can:

hide the "Summary" field, then set what its value will be for every issue created via that form
add the field "Components" to the request form, then hide it, then choose the components added for issues created via that form

Let me know if this makes sense, and if that helps!

Vimal Venugopal_xdela8

For each of the fields you can set an auto populate value , so that once you create an new issue it will auto populate the default values.

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Dave LIAO

@IT Support - Jackie, this is possible.

On a given request form, you can:

hide the "Summary" field, then set what its value will be for every issue created via that form
add the field "Components" to the request form, then hide it, then choose the components added for issues created via that form

Let me know if this makes sense, and if that helps!

Vimal Venugopal_xdela8

For each of the fields you can set an auto populate value , so that once you create an new issue it will auto populate the default values.

IT Support_o99v1y

So my next questions are:

1. If I as part of the Service Desk team (Ops) create an issue instead of Raise a request how do I auto-populate the Summary and Components fields?

2. And in the Request types can I set some of the Request so that only Ops can see and use them?

Dave LIAO

@IT Support - I suggest starting separate threads for new questions. But while you've got our attention...

Out of the box you can't auto-populate "Summary" or "Components" when creating issues via Jira's header. There's a variety of Marketplace add-ons that can help you do this. You CAN set default values for custom fields that you create. These default values can be specific to a Jira project (a custom field context), or globally set for all Jira projects.
Again, out of the box you can't permission request types/request forms to individual groups/roles/whatever. You can only permission on the Jira project or Jira service desk level.

Hope this helps!

Tonia Sylvan

Hi Dave,

Can you give the instructions on how to set the value for the Summary Field?

Dave LIAO

@Tonia Sylvan - hi Tonia! Edit the Request Form where you want to set a default value for the Summary field.

Hide the "Summary" field. Jira will prompt you to set what Summary should be set to when an issue is created.

Note:

this applies to Jira Service Management for Data Center, or for JSM Cloud (and not for Jira Software), and
requestors will not be able to adjust the Summary value you set.

p.s. If you have more question, use the "Ask the community" link in the header and create a question! This current question (originally submitted by "IT Support") is already marked as solved, and not all answerers might be watching already-answered questions. 😊

Tonia Sylvan

Thanks.

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