Lukas Nicolai_Seibert Atlassian Partner

Hi @Chetan Khanna ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good solution for you. You can easily create description templates for or stories or issues. You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace ➡️ https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1224664 This is how…

Hi @Julia Watson-Clarke ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good solution. You can easily create issue templates for issues and field You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace ➡️ https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1224664 

Hi @lara_fernandez ☺️, If you're open to using an app for your cloud instance, I believe Templating.app could be a great solution. * It allows you to easily create Checklist Templates and automatically add them if you set a label as field condition You can find us on the Atlassian Marketplace:…

Hi @Natalia Mojica ☺️, If you're open to using an app for your cloud instance, I believe Templating.app could be a great solution. * It allows you to easily create description templates that load automatically when clicking the “Create Issue” button - just as you described. You can find us on the Atlassian Marketplace:…

Hi @Naresh Rajak ,If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, Templating.app provides project templates. * It allows you to easily create new projects based on the scheme types of existing ones - essentially cloning the project structure without copying its issues. You can find us at the Atlassian…

Hi @Ian Court ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good solution for this. You can easily create story templates with a predefined description that loads automatically based on your desired conditions. This is how this might look like: You can find us at…

Hi @Qasim Qureshi ☺️, Welcome to the community! To create a default description that appears when clicking on "Create," you can use templating.app. In addition to many templates, we also offer description templates. This is how this can look like: You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hi @Sameeksha Santhosh Naik , I believe I mentioned project templates to you last time in connection with one of the use cases you raised in the community ☺️ Since you mentioned applying hierarchies like epic, story, and subtask, I also wanted to point out that we offer issue templates with Templating.app. You can apply…

@Luke Wirth got you! But happy to hear you see a use case for AutoPage nevertheless. If you have any further question or want to get a quick demo we're always happy to help: https://calendly.com/coderay/autopage-cloud-demo?back=1&month=2025-07

Hi @Luke Wirth ☺️, welcome to the Community! If you’re open to using a third-party app, AutoPage could be a great solution for automated documentation. * With AutoPage, you can automatically generate Confluence pages directly from Jira issues. These Confluence pages will be automatically linked in Jira. * Changes from Jira…

Hi @Sarah Damag ☺️, welcome to the Community! If you’re open to using a third-party app, AutoPage could be a great solution for automated documentation. * With AutoPage, you can automatically generate Confluence pages directly from Jira issues. For example, as you mentioned, the trigger could be a status change like “issue…

Hi @Dan Allenby ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app AutoPage could be a great solution for you as well With predefined triggers, you can automatically populate Confluence pages directly from Jira issue data ➡️ You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218503 🎥 Here you…

Hi @Ganesh Ramesh ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, using templates could be a good alternative to a bulk upload. You can easily create issue templates for hierarchies epic, issue, subtask You can also link them with each other and create them in a project with just one click You can…

Hi @Josh Thaler ☺️ when "the intention is to use this template to create multiple Epics with the same child tasks" why not use a template? you can reuse multiple times in different projects? If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good alternative You can easily…

Hey @Norman Daryl Esponilla welcome to the community! ☺️ If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think board templates could be a good alternative. You can easily create board templates from existing boards and add them to projects You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hi @arielei ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good alternative as well. You can easily define templates from existing issue hierarchies and create them in a project via Jira automation You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hello @James Phan could you please describe your use case in a bit more detail? Which aspects of the existing issue would you like to define or modify using a template that could be applied? Thanks!

Hello @Sameeksha Santhosh Naik ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good option for your use case as well. * You get custom project templates and issue templates * We offer automation support, so you can populate a project automatically with a hierarchy of…

Hi @Bernadett Sándor ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app using board templates might be a good option to make your life even easier. You can easily safe your preferred board configurations as a template and then create them in your project on demand You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hi @[deleted] ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app, Templating.app is a great solution for automatically adding action items to subtasks. Use description templates to define action items Automatically apply them to subtasks based on your chosen conditions You can find us at the Atlassian…

Hi @Fahim Ahmed ☺️, if you're open to using a third-party app, Templating.app is a great alternative featuring an easy-to-use UI with no scripting required. You can easily apply Jira description templates for all issue types like epic. You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hi @Connor Rodriguez ☺️, if you're open to using a third-party app, Templating.app could be a great solution for you. Easily apply Jira templates for entire hierarchies epics, issues, and subtasks Also works with Jira automation Check out this video from my colleague Emily, where she walks you through how it works:…

Hi @Geena Greene ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app, I think Templating.app could be a good alternative as well. You can create templates for checklists, issues and even projects. You get the all-in-one solution You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace ➡️ https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1224664 This…

Hey @Tirupal Reddy Indireddy welcome to the community! ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for custom forms Templating.app can be a good solution for you. You can easily create templates for JSM forms and customize them based on your processes. You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hi @Stephen Gordinier , If you're open to using a third-party app for your Jira Cloud instance, AutoPage could be a great solution for building a data base from Jira issues in confluence. With predefined triggers, you can automatically generate Confluence pages directly from Jira issues. Issues and pages remain linked…

Hi @Harvey alex ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your Jira Cloud instance, AutoPage could be a great solution for building knowledge bases effortlessly. 🧠 Many of our customers use AutoPage to create documentation such as: Knowledge bases by syncing Jira issues to Confluence Document best practices and…

Hi @Sara Chieco ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good alternative as well. You can easily create jira project templates + board templates for company managed projects with predefined scheme types. You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace…

Hi @claudia.hempel-delibasic ☺️, if a Marketplace app is an option for you, you can also automate this with Templating.app. You can easily create a template to automatically assign a specific person to a work item based on a specific field. ✍️ Here we show this using a bug template:…

Hi @Marx ☺️, If you're open to using a third-party app for your cloud instance, I think Templating.app could be a good alternative to an CSV import. You can easily create issue templates for hierarchies epic, issue, subtask. You can also link them with each other and afterwards you can create all of them in a project with…

Hi @Sooraj ☺️ If you're open to using a third-party app, I think templating.app could work very well for you. You can easily create issue templates for hierarchies epic, issue, subtask. Afterwards, you can create all of them in a project with just one click: You can find us at the Atlassian Marketplace:…