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Hi @Harald Heinz this is exactly what Awesome Custom Fields (ACF) is built for, and you don't need Forms to make it work. ACF's Cascading Select field supports many levels, so your A → B → C setup (and beyond) is fully supported out of the box. Crucially for your use case: ACF's Cascading Select works directly in the JSM…
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Hi @Aggeliki K Jira's native cascading select doesn't support value-level visibility per user, but this is exactly something Awesome Custom Fields (ACF) can help with. ACF's Cascading Select field includes a built-in visibility restriction feature that lets you control which Jira user groups can see the field, so certain…
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Hi Brendan, Great use case, this is exactly the kind of weighted prioritisation scoring that comes up a lot in JSM. The automation approaches mentioned above will work, but if you'd like to avoid maintaining automation rules altogether, there's another option worth considering. Awesome Custom Fields has an advanced Formula…
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Hey @Jaime Escribano _knowmad mood_ thank you for your Feedback! Sorry for the late response. To answer your question, it is not significantly slow, but you can feel the lag while it is taking the time to response.
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Hey, I agree to the conditions above and would like to request article writing permissions. Thank you!
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Excited to see all the fun demo submissions :)
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Hi @kristina_soriano after being free for almost two years, Awesome Custom Fields for Jira transitioned to a paid app. Our Extension for JSM remains free. For your use-case, the issue picker field we have would work. Maybe you can try it out and see how it works for you. Cheers, Kavitha
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Hi @Felix van Dijk , I just saw your thread, and I'm glad to hear you found a solution with Structure! If you're looking to take it a step further and perform calculations directly within Jira, while also visually representing scores with value-dependent colors for better awareness, you might want to consider using the…
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Hi @Alex G , were you able to test the t-shirt size estimation with your team? :)
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Hi @Ondrej Doubek yes, Awesome Custom Fields is only available for the cloud edition. Sorry to hear that, but I hope you were able to solve it in a not so complex way. Best regards Kavitha
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Hi @Ondrej Doubek Yes, it is indeed possible to implement quantitative risk analysis in Jira using the Advanced Formula Field from Awesome Custom Fields. This feature enables you to perform complex calculations directly within Jira. Benefits of Using Advanced Formula Field: * Complex Formulas, easy configuration: You can…
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Hi, it is also possible to implement quantitative risk analysis in Jira using the Advanced Formula Field from Awesome Custom Fields. This feature enables you to perform complex calculations directly within Jira. I have explained this in detail in the answer section. Best Kavitha from Awesome Custom Fields
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@Rustem Shiriiazdanov _Actonic_ That is a great approach to have the "best" of both worlds. Our custom fields can be used in automation, you can find the object structure in the documentation. You can try it and let us know how it works for your planning.
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@Rustem Shiriiazdanov _Actonic_ Yes we use T-Shirt sizes, and it helps me to prioritise the Backlog and in sprint planning! Definitely can recommend it!
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@Steve Hooczko It goes directly in the field definition/configuration. It is a custom field, where you can define the formula, using jira expression and you can also use numbers in the formula, or use other custom fields from the issue to be included in the formula. You can find more information about the field here. And…
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Okay, no problem. Did you manage to find another work around to solve your issue?
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Thank you so much for your feedback! We're thrilled to hear that the WSJF function is making a significant impact on your work. It’s fantastic to know our efforts are truly enhancing your processes. If you have any requests for new fields or suggestions for further improvements, we'd love to hear from you. Your insights…
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Thank you! We're excited too. We already have customers effectively using our custom fields to enhance their ITSM processes. For example, one popular use-case involves the Priority Matrix, where customers can specify the impact and urgency. The Priority Matrix then calculates the priority, enabling teams to sort their…
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Hey @Frank Collazo I know it's been a while since you posted this comment, but I wanted to share something that might help. We at awesome custom fields recently released the advanced formula field, which supports Jira expressions and could be the solution you were looking for. If you are still in need of an easy way to sum…