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Service Desk automatically assign request to organization

garyj_d4ctnp

Hi Guys

In my scenario customers submit requests to the service desk via email. Once the email is received an issue in the service desk is created. Is there a way to automatically assign an organisation to the created issue.

I already have an organisation set up for the service desk, the organisation already has users. All I need is for any newly raised issues in this particular service desk to automatically be assigned the specific organisation automatically.

Thank you

Gary

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

The person the request is raised for determines the organisation, as they belong to it.

garyj_d4ctnp

Is there a way to automate how the users are assigned to organisation? Perhaps using the user's email domain to match it to an organisation? Ideally I would love to avoid the manual process of assigning a user to an organisation every time a new user is created, or having to manually assign users to an organisation given that there are already a few hundred of them in this service desk.

Jack Brickey

This is not currently available natively. There is an enhancement request on this you can vote for and watch - JSD-4519

Erik Brooks

No. There are feature requests (search for them) that will add this but JIRA hasn't started to work on them yet.

Stephen Crandell

I was able to auto set the organization using the "Set field value (JMWE add-on)" post function. NOTE: It does require the Jira Misc Workflow Extensions (paid) add-on.

I was able to set the Organizations field to the customer organization ID if the Channel is the portal or email and the reporter is in the given organization.

Here is how I have it set up -

add Set field value (JMWE add-on) post function to the Service Desk workflow.
Set as following:
- Field: Organizations
- Value Type: Constant or Groovy Template
- Value: <Customer Organization numeric ID>
- Under Conditional Execution:
  - Check box for "Only if condition is true"
  - Condition: issue.getEntityProperty("request-channel-type") == "portal" || "email" && issue.get("customfield_#####")?.any{issue.get("reporter")}

The customfield_##### should be the number for the Organization custom field.

Hope this helps. I'm sure there is a way to do this using Script Runner as well but, this seemed pretty easy, you just have to get the add-on.

Jonathan Forrester_i2q5w2

When I do it, it gives me an error:

{{ issue.getEntityProperty("request-channel-type") == "portal" || "email" && issue.get("customfield_10700")?.any{issue.get("reporter") }}

There was an error during the rendering of your template

Message:

(string) [Line 1, Column 63]
  expected symbol, got pipe

Rudy Holtkamp

You can use a standard rule from Automation for Jira. Take a look at this blog of CodeBarrel.

Robert Jober

With JSU add on you can do it this way:

1. Precondition: Value Field (JSU)

Organizations != ORGXY
Comparison Type: String

2. AND Precondition: User in Any Issue Field (JSU)

Only users in any of of the following groups:

OBS - AD Group 1
OBS - AD Group 2

3. Update Any Issue Field (JSU)

Precondition must be: True
Perform as User: User Name
Issue Field: Organizations
Field Value: ORGXY

Mark Cline_bph69e

Unfortunately, it looks like Organization is not available when creating an automation rule in a JSD project.

Joel Bradley

Make sure you're under "Project Automation" and not just the "Automation" section.

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