Julie d_Antin _Elements__bsgnak Atlassian Partner

Hello @Balazs Kiss It's not currently possible to use a Confluence table as a datasource for Elements Connect custom fields, but you could use a Google Sheet. Let me know if you have problems setting up a Google Sheet as your datasource.

Elements Connect allows you to create custom fields that fetch data from external data sources, SQL databases being one of them. You can create live fields, which get data from their datasource when they are edited and displayed, meaning you have real time data. Since Elements Connect allows you to save a key related to…

Thanks for suggesting Elements Connect @Joshua Sneed Contegix @RandomJoeElements Connect live fields would do just what you're looking for. Could you detail how/where your data external to Jira stored? For example, in an SQL database?

Hi, Trello might be a better place for creating task drafts, and then you should be able to create Jira issues from your Trello cards. The way Jira is set up, you won't be able to create drafts like you describe.

Hello, It is not currently possible with Elements Checklist to copy templates from one project to another. If you would like to vote or watch the change request on the Elements Support portal, you can check it out here: https://support.elements-apps.com/browse/CL-40 Laura

For the specific documentation you will probably need, you can consult how to configure a JNDI datasource here as well as read this FAQ on how to create a dependent field connected to a CSV datasource.

Thanks @Ashkan Malekly for the Elements Connect (new name for nFeed) recommendation! @Preston WardenElements Connect can fetch data from files such as as XML, JSON or CSV, as well as lots of other kinds of data sources (REST API, SQL, LDAP.....). You can set up templates as well so the fields you need to lookup are…

Hi @Tyler Nielsen , Elements is currently working on a Cloud version of Elements Connect, and the first version will be released soon. You can join the beta program to get news about the release and also to submit details about your needs (like what data sources you want to use) so the development team can prioritize…

Hi @Lisa Scheuplein The base Confluence set-up is allow everyone to make and publish changes (as long as they have the permissions for the page). If you want to set up workflows with an approval process, you'll need to use an extra app. Check out this page for more details:…

Hi @Christopher Atkins It might be helpful to think about whether or not you want the tasks from you list organized within one Jira issue (in which case a checklist app could work), or if you're looking for a way to create separate issues for each item on your list. Where are you storing/maintaining your list currently?…

Hi, The app Elements Copy & Sync could help you with that since you can configure linked issue creation as a post-function. The app lets you configure which fields from the source issue (the Story) you want to copy into target issues (the tasks for Android, iOS, etc). If you want to see an example of how this can work,…

Hi @Devops Take a look at Elements Copy & Sync, which allows you to automate the creation of linked issues. You won't be able to move the linked issues through a workflow (changing the status), but the app will meet your need to create issues in Jira Software or Core, or even in remote Jira instances.

Hi @Jan Kurowski Making a field required can be done in the Jira admin and is not set by the Elements Connect app. You can find instructions on how to make a field required here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/specifying-field-behavior-938847255.html

Hi, Elements Connect will let you integrate HubSpot data into custom fields in Jira Server since HubSpot provides a REST API. If you have any problems getting it set up, don't hesitate to contact the Elements Support team.

Hi, Check out these documentation pages: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/configuring-workflow-schemes-776636598.html https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/managing-your-workflows-776636587.html You'll need to associate a different workflow to the project after you disassociate the current one…

Hi, it looks like the syntax is not correct for the Estimate attribute. You'll need to put the name of the attribute in brackets and quotation marks like in the example I posted. You can check out all the details about how advanced calculated fields can be configured here:…

Hi, You could get the result you are looking for with calculated attributes in the app Elements Checklist. In the example picture below, Status, Impact, and Probability are all select lists, but the list values could be numbers, letters, or anything else you need. The Risk column is a calculated attribute. In order to…

Hi, I work at Elements and our app Elements Copy & Sync would meet your needs. You can read the tutorial here to see how you could set it up: https://doc.elements-apps.com/elements-copy-and-sync/latest/tutorials/escalate-issue-to-a-team-working-in-another-jira-project-on-behalf-of You can try the apps Andrew mentioned for…

Hello @bart_verbauwhede This page of the Elements Connect documentation might help you: https://doc.elements-apps.com/elements-connect/latest/user-guide/use-an-elements-connect-field-in-search Laura

Hi @Helen Porter If you need help with an Elements Connect field (formerly nFeed), don't hesitate to contact our support portal : https://support.elements-apps.com/portal

Hello, We have an upcoming live demo of the Cloud version of Elements Connect (fomerly nFeed). If you're interested, you can register here. Laura

Thanks for the recommendation @Artem Lemeshko ! The app is called Elements Connect now, and you can find it on the Atlassian Marketplace here: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/23337/

Hi @Casey Bowlby , If you want a spreadsheet on your Confluence page that is living and breathing (nice image!) you will need to use a Confluence macro/app. You can embed Excel files on Confluence, but to edit them, you will need to use Atlassian companion (or another solution) which helps you open the file in Excel, make…

Hello @Brad Hughes , The team at Elements is currently working on a Cloud version of our app Elements Connect, which allows you to bring external data into Jira. If you'd like to sign up for the beta to get news and be among the first to try to app when its released, head over here:…

Hi @RedPS , This isn't a solution linked to a custom field, but one of the app Elements Checklist my company makes provides a solution that looks like just what you are trying to achieve. You can create multiple columns with lots of different attribute types, including a user picker for things like "Responsible person" in…

@sc If you'd like to see how to implement what you are looking for with the app Elements Connect, check out the configuration for this use case in our documentation. In the tutorial you'll see a link to our demo portal where you can see the example in action. Laura

Hello and welcome to Confluence! The functionality you are describing does not exist (to my knowledge), but there are a couple other options. If you add an Excel file to a Confluence page, you can edit it using Atlassian Companion. This opens the file in Excel, and once you have finished, you get a little window "Upload…

Hi @Natsuko_Kinoshita Elements Spreadsheet has just released a new version of our advanced table app for Confluence that includes drop-down lists. You can set the choices for a drop-down list and then apply that list to all the cells in a column, for example, and you can create multiple drop-down lists for each table. You…

Hello @Thakkar__Darshana Elements Spreadsheet is a macro, or app, for Confluence that allows you to create drop-down lists in advanced tables for your Confluence page. You can save them as part of a page template, so it might be a solution for your need. If you want to see what the app looks like, you can read the article…

Hello @Amber Lieberherr Elements Spreadsheet for Confluence has just released drop-down lists (and filters are also a feature), and you can see what it looks like here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Marketplace-Apps-Integrations/Drop-down-lists-filters-custom-colors-and-more-in-Confluence/ba-p/1253949 You can try it…