Hey there,
I was using Jira couple years ago as a tool to manage typical first level support issues.
For a new project in my company, I need a tool to manage incoming transportation tenders. My workflow should be something like this:
1. new tender arrives
2. gather all information about this tender, download documents from tendering company
3. create a new "ticket":
This ticket should contain all necessary information about this tender. Since there are some basics which are almost the same in every tender, I´d like to have like checkboxes to choose the relevant things like "type of truck", "full truck load oder partial load", "national or international", ...
And there are several things like the deadline of this tender, contact information and stuff like this. I need to upload all the documents belonging to this tender as well.
4. Send info to team about new "ticket"
team members should receive an email if there is a new tender, if possible just a summary each day.
5. Reply to the ticket
each team member should now have the possibility to login to jira to read the ticket and download the documents. If it is interresting, the user should be able to set a status like "interresting for international" or "interresting for local" or even a "decline".
Would be great to have an overview who of the members has read the ticket.
not only the status is interresting, if a user can comment each ticket, would be helpful.
6. automatic reminders
if the ticket is commented yet, the system should send reminders until the tender ends
7. after the end date of a tender
if the end date is over, there are 2 possible status:
- 1 not offered -> no further action necessary. move to archive
- 2 sent an offer -> ticket is still "open", waiting for customer response.
after customer response, the ticket should act like a documentation system. every mail, document, replys from the customer should get into the system to be visible for all team members. new deadlines for a 2nd round can occur.
Do you guys think that this is a workflow that fits to jira or is this too special?
As I was just user of Jira couple years ago, please don´t be too hard if this is completely bullshit :-)
thank you for your replies,
Philipp