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Is there a way to quickly create an issue, without going to my company JIRA?

Eren Gokcek

I'm not interested in creating issues via email – looks too complicated. I'm not willing to pay for JIRA capture for this either. I just would like to see a chrome extension or something similar that doesn't require me to go to JIRA each time.

The amount of clicks JIRA requires to just a create an issue is just ridiculous, and VERY SLOW.

It's 2016! Come on JIRA there's gotta be an easier way!

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Sounds like you've over-complexified the config of the issues, and might have a JIRA system that you've not given enough attention to in terms of performance.

You haven't really given a clear spec for what you'd want from some form of "simple create", so I can't point you at anything in particular. But, there's always the REST interface - for one of my projects where I wanted a quick create (because the admins had let the project leaders make it too complex) I wrote a short shell script that let me raise issues in a single command. You could easily do something like that yourself, to match your needs.

Eren Gokcek

Thanks for your answer Nic.

I'm not a technical person. I don't really want to deal with REST interface etc. All I want from JIRA is to be user friendly and keep things simple. Like everything else on JIRA this processes is extremely over engineered. For example, say I'm a product manager and would like to report a bug I found on our website. This requires me to:

Go to company JIRA site
Click on create to create issue
Select the project name and fill out the issue creator.
And click submit.

This takes a good amount of time. Instead, isn't there a free extension (or something simpler to use) where I can create an issue within my browser straight away. I'm not sure what level of detailed spec do you really need for this. This should just be common sense for better usability and getting the job done in a smaller amount of time - shouldn't it?

Think Trello, how simple and user friendly interface it is. Comes with useful extensions and it allows me to get the job done way quicker than JIRA. Why is JIRA always so complicated, over-engineered and such a slow system to use?

Or am I the only one who thinks that?

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I don't see how you can simplify those four steps without customising or writing something for yourself. An add-on is not going to know where your site is, what the project is, who you are in that JIRA system, or any of the data you want to fill in.

The spec you'd need would effectively have to hard-code that data.

"Think Trello" - where you have to go to the site, click create, select the right information, and click select. As you do in JIRA.

Why is JIRA always so complicated, over-engineered and such a slow system to use?

It's complex because it's powerful, but your administrators have not tried to make it as simple as you'd like.
It's over-engineered because that's what you've done. It's perfectly possible to simplify an issue create down to "fill in a summary", and automate it, but that's obviously not what yours is configured for
It's probably slow because you've misconfigured it.

Most of the problems you're railing against here are things that need to go to your project leads and JIRA admins, they're not particularly flaws in the product.

Sam Huawey

You can do it using REST interface and a command line tool like curl. Just create a template file with project and other fields set and a simple linux script that accepts subject as a command line parameter and contains login details. After that you will be able to post tickets with minimum efforts from console: Ctrl+R, <your script name>, replace subject, Enter.

Tarun Sapra

Hi @Eren Gokcek

I am not convinced by your argument "I'm not interested in creating issues via email – looks too complicated."

It's an easy way to create new issue, just send a mail to an email address thats it! It's simpler than logging in and finding your project etc.

unknown

You might want to look at Track Duck it's a free

Add on that creates issues in JIRA while your reviewing/working an App.

MattS

If you are using JIRA Cloud, take a look at the mobile app from Atlassian.

Akhil_vs

You can use issue collector and create a JavaScript that can be added in your website that enables you to create issue in jira.

Tom Platner

Akhil made the right recommendation, use the JIRA issue collector! Allows one to fill in a quick form with relevant capture of information and autmatically it gets pushed into JIRA as the new issue. From there, workflows can drive the issue thru resolution.

Vladimir Horev - RaleyApps

Eren, you can use Jirassimo IntakeForms to create issues in seconds. It's embeddable on any website/Confluence.

Cheers,

Vlad

Olivia Hydari_pwz24d

its because the UX is not as good as Trello. It looks like they are making improvements which is good. lets see what happens.

Derek Wailes

I agree, Its by far the simplest way to create issues.

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