Joanna Thurmann Atlassian Team

@Jatinder Mangat Do you have the number of the question handy?

"Next-gen" was the previous name of the "team-managed" project type. See https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/what-are-team-managed-and-company-managed-projects/. And they are available in all versions of Jira Software. I will review our sample questions to ensure they are referring to the correct project…

Fabulous @Max Foerster - K15t !!! And I see we have the whole crew back together @LarryBrock @John Funk @Jimmy Seddon and spirit-filled @Kate Pawlak _Appsvio_ :-)

@Phill Fox Thank you for ALL that you do for Ukraine.

Hi @[deleted] For ACP-120, you're in luck! There is already an on-demand course available: ACP-120 Jira Administration for Cloud Exam Success Course So as soon as you pass 620 (fingers crossed), you can start studying for that one :-) For now, the 620 Success accelerator is only at Team 23, but there will likely be an…

Hi @[deleted] Perhaps you wish to consider coming to Team. We have training just for folks like you preparing for the ACP-620. Check it out here: https://events.atlassian.com/team23/training Below is the course description. Exam Success Accelerator for ACP-620 Managing Jira Cloud Projects This accelerated certification…

@Aleksandra Bosacka _Deviniti_ This is one of the skillbuilders (and badges, once you pass the exam) that extend both, in case you'd like to check it out. https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/1105866-jira-governance-housekeeping-skillbuilder-course-description

@Matt Doar Ha ha. Cute. Glad you got to go back home for a while, and with little ones in tow.

Fabulous post, @Kim Mooney. And even more great news is that Atlassian University has a FREE Jira Governance & Housekeeping skill-builder course that includes these wonderful tips and much more. Check it out!

@Leandro Azevedo HUGE congratulations to you. You are a rock star. Boa Sorte!!

@Max Foerster - K15t - yes, indeed. You are the bedrock of partnerships in certifications at Atlassian University. 

Just jumping in to say that we also have professional skills badges for two of our other products: Jira Align and Confluence. And the latter one counts towards the attainment of the highly prized Atlassian Certified Expert designation :-) You can do it, @Valerie Knapp

Hi @Wilson Jacobs , You can download and review the exam topics listed on the exam page APB-330 Jira Cloud Essentials with Agile Mindset Pro Skills Badge and then review Atlassian documentation and University courses to fill in the knowledge gaps, including options from Atlassian University's Free Training Catalog. I hope…

@Pero Medic During the exam, you are permitted a hard copy of English or English Translation Dictionary (allowed both online or at testing centers). You cannot use any online dictionaries in either setting. However, the exam questions are written in a way to be clear, concise, and understandable for non-native English…

@Ashwin R ACP-600 is retired. Project Administration in Jira is the foundational certification. And there is a choice of ACP-610 (Data Center) or ACP-620 (Cloud). 610 covers many of the same concepts as 600 but also some differences. Check out the ACP-610 exam page for the list of topics and sample questions.…

@Fabian Lim Good point, I updated my response with #6 above.

@Abdul Momeni You can see this information when you expand an epic in the Epics Panel on a board. You will see the total number of issues in the Epic, how many are completed, the number of unestimated, and the total Estimate (using the board's estimation statistic, which is generally Story Points). Also, you can write an…

Congratulations, @Ammar Ahmed Butt on your certification! That's a great achievement.

Jira uses the following rules when assigning issues during issue creation. * If the reporter selects an assignee, then the issue is assigned to that person regardless of the assignee settings at the project or component level. * If the reporter leaves the assignee as Automatic, then Jira checks if any components were…

For anyone ready to approach Atlassian Certification, we have the APB-220 Confluence Space Administration Pro Skills Badge from Atlassian University.

Great advice, @Fabian Lim . Thanks to you and @Jimmy Seddon (and Carolyn) for participating in our Certification Success Panel.

@[deleted] Could you please raise a support ticket for this and include the Lab workbook page(s) and/or Lab number/section, etc. So we will have the course developer take a look. Thank you in advance. And this is a good documentation page on the extended project admin permission. 

@[deleted] The exam topics guide for ACP-610 has a thorough list of topics and documentation links so you can explore the gap. ACP-610 Exam Topics Good luck!

@carlos_marin The slides used during the webinar are a subset of the slides found in the skill builder course Managing Agile Boards and Reports. You can enroll in the course for free. Then go to the Resources area and download the Student Guide pdf. The slides we covered are in that PDF. Happy learning!

@Ryan Hocke It depends on the team. It can be used to denote an important issue in Kanban or an impediment that needs to be addressed by a scrum master for work to continue. When flagged, the issue is more prominent on the board due to the yellow background. Other teams prefer a status like Blocked. Here is a good…

@carlos_marin We don't share the slides from the webinar, because they are just a few of the slides from the Permissions in Jira for Cloud Skillbuilder -- and you can enroll for free. So you get those same webinar slides AND MORE :-)

Some folks asked about issue-level security. Here are 2 good links: * Configure issue security schemes (company-managed projects) * Restrict access to an issue type in your team-managed software project (team-managed projects)

Hi @Svenja Lorenzen , thanks for joining the webinar. The graphic looks very good. For completeness, you may wish to add information about issue-level security: * Configure issue security schemes (company-managed) * Restrict access to an issue type in your team-managed software project (team-managed).

Note that we pasted the wrong link regarding UI changes to the Atlassian Admin Hub. The correct link is : User management for cloud admins just got easier (Jan 2021). If you are uncertain if you have the new or previous UI, check out the top of a documentation page, such as this one: Give users admin permissions 

@Tracey Bakewell I don't think you can do this with a rule because the Issue Created trigger is fired after the email has already been processed. Take a look at the doc https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/add-request-participants-through-email/ and the other linked content to see if you can…