Tanguy Crusson Atlassian Team

@Lucas Modzelewski _Lumo_ what's your Jira URL? thanks

@nick it's already turned on for you

@Jean-Emmanuel BANQUEY Currently you need to be a project admin to create those. A member can't do it. Is that something you'd want? We were actually debating what would be best on that front.

@David I just checked and didn't find your email - can you please share your Jira URL? Thanks

Done. @Sam.Youssif @Joel Encinas I couldn't find you - what is your Jira site URL? thanks

aaaaaand it looks like that doesn't work in the template editor. We'll look into it!

oooh gotcha. Have you tried this? (type a colon, then you can search by typing more text)

Emojis where @Sophie Tessier ?

@[deleted] I apologize for the late response - that all makes sense. I'd love to chat, please do book some time! Next week would be ideal. Cheers, Tanguy

Well, once again @Jonathan Hau you beat me to it! Thank you 😊 @David We've built the system in a way that lets you define the framework you plan to use to prioritize your roadmap collaboratively and communicate these priorities. The default project template, as well as every field in there, are just here to help you…

OK I've turned the feature on for everyone I could find in our systems. If you can't see it it means I haven't found you. In that case then please send an email to product-discovery@atlassian.net with the URL for your Jira (xyz.atlassian.net). Thanks!

Okay, that looks like a popular feature 😅 I've turned it up to all who asked above, and will resume tomorrow if there are more requests.

OK everyone, when I hit "like" on your comment, it means that it's been turned on for you!

@Jeremy West @Jonathan Hau @Chris Timms @Sophie Tessier I've just turned the feature on for you

We've just shipped just that, and it's ready to try 😊 https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Product-Discovery-articles/Product-update-templating-the-idea-description-Who-would-like-to/ba-p/2065438#M385

@Louise Baker @Sara Di Meglio @Alexis Marticorena as you know Jira Product Discovery is currently in beta, and as part of that we took a few shortcuts and have a few limitations. One of those is a way to import ideas into the tool. As of today I would recommend doing the following: * Do a CSV export from the source/Jira…

Hi everyone, I was just about to create a post in the community to announce that you could start using idea description templates today, and bam, I found a blocker bug while recording a demo 🥶 So I'll revert to: "It's coming really soon!"

Hi @Deniss Alimovs 👋 It's been a while, great to see you again!

Hi, unfortunately Jira Product Discovery is only supported in the Cloud.

Hi, Jira Product Discovery is only supported in the Cloud.

@David You could move them from the Software project to the Discovery project. In Jira: * Filters > Advanced issue search * Search for the issues you'd like to move * top right of the screen: "... >Bulk change issues" * And follow the prompts to move them to another project, map the field values if need be, etc.

Hi @Sam.Youssif we do not currently have plans to support Jira Server or Data Center with Jira Product Discovery - it's a Cloud-only offering for now.

By the way, little known feature: you can select multiple ideas using the checkbox, and change a field value in the list --> it applies the same change to all ideas that were selected. We plan to make that more easily discoverable!

> The Atlassian Product Managers will tell you that you should limit JPD to ideas you are actually just going to work on I beg to differ :) But I'm not sure if we're disagreeing or just saying the same things with different words. The idea behind the app is that: * You build up the long list of "some day, maybe"…

Hi, it is currently not possible but it is something we plan to revisit in the future. We're trying to think of the best way to handle this

Hi, it is currently not possible to integrate Jira Product Discovery with Jira Server or Jira Data Center.

Hi @brent_johnson , Jira Product Discovery is built as a "team-managed" project in Jira (vs "company managed"). The main benefit of team-managed projects is you don't need to be a Jira administrator to create and manage fields. The drawback is it is currently not possible to share fields between team-managed projects.…

@[deleted] our approach with Jira Product Discovery is we want to give you a toolkit that helps you capture, prioritize and communicate your product ideas, opportunities, decisions, plans, etc. - using a set-up that best suits your particular environment. That's why it's so flexible. The default project template includes…

@David those are really good answers above! here are a few demos from the FAQ that might help you set this up: To @Minesh Patel 's point above on grouping ideas by problem - others use "opportunity/solutions" (based on Teresa Torres' opportunity/solution tree): Can we create different issue types and their relationships?…

Hi @gabriela.romo , This looks like a screenshot from Jira Work Management. This group is about Jira Product Discovery: https://www.atlassian.com/product-discovery You can maybe try this group instead: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/New-to-Jira-Work-Management/gh-p/newtojwm