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Thanks for sharing. I need to spend some time contemplating how I can leverage or if I should. 

What do you mean by autorefresh for Kanban. Kanban boards always update when say transitions are performed. Can you illustrate this configuration setting via screenshot?

Atlassian documentation is a great resource - https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/resources/ here is the resource for importing via CSV - create-issues-using-the-csv-importer 

Historically, and that may have changed, I have been able to create a kanban board and reference multiple TMP projects by using a saved filter when creating the board. The key here is that you have to choose your profile as the location. Then for any of those TMP projects you can add a link back to that board on the…

try something like this... Trigger - issue created condition - Reporter one of x,y,z (where these are the desired customers) action - tag issue as desired 

I believe that should be possible although I have not tried it specifically. I think it would look something like this… * trigger - issue transitioned * condition - check the issue type to align with what you are looking for and also checked out the epic link is not empty * action - for the parent of the issue Send an…

There is an updated date field that will show you the date of the last update. If you want to see the details of who made the last update or any update you can look at the history tab in the detail issue view. 

That is indeed the case for TMP JSM. 

The exact process for adding some tasks to your project depends on whether you’re using company managed projects or teen managed projects. Check out this article - create-issues-and-sub-tasks 

If you have cloud you have automation built in. You can use this automation to trigger on a breached issue and then select whatever conditions you want to qualify the trigger and then send an email to notify whomever you wish

Not from Excel but you can save an Excel file to CSV and use that to import. 

Fair enough

https://confluence.atlassian.com/search/?query=Dashboards%20&productName=Jira+Software&productVersion=cloud 

And “Jira” is the proper form. 

No this is not possible at least based on my experience and understanding. What exactly is your goal here?

Those reports are indicative of a team managed project. Company managed projects have many more reports. However you can also consider creating a dashboard for your TMP. That should give you a lot of capabilities to create meaningful information about your project. For example the created versus resolve report is quite…

Nice!

The first thing I would suggest is to understand who has administrator permissions on your Instance and try to restrict. Your administrator might want to consider maintaining a change log for every change made. You can even use Jira for this simply logging every change request and putting in the details.

This sounds rather interesting but a bit difficult to troubleshoot from where I’m sitting. Would you please provide some screenshots of what you are experiencing?

I found this similar post that might help https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Project-ID-and-Custom-Field-ID-on-next-gen-project/qaq-p/1095295 

Oh wait I’m guessing you are on a team manage Project. I will need to dig into this to see how to find it for a TMP

Yes please she is share your URL

Go to your project page click on project settings and details. Click on the URL and at the end you should see project ID number.

It appears that is the case. I just saw that in my instance. 

Ok is this a SW project or maybe a business project? What is unique between the projects?

You can also create a full featured Kanban board and set the location to be your profile then add the link on the side bar of your business project

By chance is this one project a Team Managed Project? AFAIK Flags are not supported in TMP. 

You also need to ensure that you are not the reporter of the issue

John, John, John you have to be more open minded here! 😂

Yes absolutely. There are a lot of really good resources out there to demonstrate this here is one video I found with a quick search but there are others. It really is a rather simple matter of adding the app within Teams and then setting up the connection within Jira to send the notifications based on specific actions…