Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

No, Insight does not have a field type that is tied to organizations, the closest you can get is to use a text attribute in Insight and then update that field via the Insight REST API when needed. 

I would agree with @Jack Brickey, some form of the agile practice will hang around. Kanban is such a developed process that has been around since the 1940s and works outside of software teams as well. 

No, the priority scheme is per project only, as described here.

Hi @Priyanka Goenka, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The answer is no, different epics within a project cannot have different workflows. 

If you change the workflow you have to make sure that any new status is also mapped to the board columns. If you have board admin access, go to Board settings > Columns and make sure all statuses are mapped.

An epic needs to have both the epic name and summary filled out, both fields are required.

I assume that you are using the user field in Insight. If that assumption is correct then you can use the dot (.) notation in Insight to get the name of the user. Here is part of the automation I am using to get approvers for different applications

Automation doesn't use the transition, it is just using the status that you transition to. So in you case you want to look at using post functions on the transition to set/remove your labels.

A possible workaround would be to use automation and the REST API for Insight to copy data from it to a custom field in your team-managed project.

It is not possible to add Insight fields to a team-managed project, and based on this request, JSDCLOUD-10235, Atlassian has made the decision to not consider adding it in the future. 

Hi @Максим Кашаев, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Team-managed projects and Company-managed projects are Jira Cloud exclusive, Server/Data Center does not have those options. 

You could potentially remove all project roles, at least on Cloud. It has been a while since I used the server version so I cannot tell you the default roles there. But I do know that the ones you have listed are not the default ones.

You are correct @Jack Brickey, my bad. My head is still referring to the old permissions where Org admin was different. @Scott Pelton-Stroud ignore my post.

You can use the select list (cascading) custom field type to do this. Take a look at this blog post for more information.

This demo shows how set this up in Insight.

Yes, we use Insight for asset management and we currently collect data from both Jamf and InTune. That way we can link all requests to the reporter's asset. We also have an automation that runs when equipment is returned to set the correct status on it. We are also using Insight for peripherals that we offer to our users,…

If you are on the Premium plan and are using Insight you could add an attribute with the company/location, and these could be their own object as well.

Queues are just filtered views, so you should easily be able to recreate them.

Yes, this is possible and you have two options. The first one is to use automation to add an internal comment with instructions. The second option would be to create a form that you attach to the request. The second option allows you to add a more formalized checklist.

You can go to the Official Atlassian Events group and ask Team '22 questions.

Yes, Sourcetree comes with an embedded version of Git when you install it. 

You just have add BY <username> to your query to get what you are looking for, like this: project = XYZ AND status CHANGED TO Testing BY Frodo AFTER -24h

Hi @WEBMASTER, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The app you found is only for Bitbucket Server, it is not supporting Cloud and that is why you do not see it. 

To delete a shared dashboard, go to Settings > System > Shared items and under Dashboard look for the ones you want to delete, then click on the three dot menu to delete it.

The default project roles depends on your instance, but they usually are Administrators, Developers, and Users. If you also have JSM you would also see Service Desk Team and Service Desk Customers. You can find more information about project roles here.

If you look in the Automation library there is an automation for this and it look like this:

Hi @Robb Stohlman, Welcome to Atlassian Community! Those groups are leftovers from when Cloud was known as OnDemand and were used to prevent password reset for the system administrators. These are no longer used so you can remove them if you like. 

Hi @Joshua Chu, Welcome to Atlassian Community! You can do this using issue security and only allow HR to see the requests and still allow IT to administrate the back end. Have a look at Configure issue security schemes for more information. 

Hi @Jonathan Goldstein, Welcome to Atlassian Community! The links you found are for Data Center, the one for Cloud can be found here. To create the link just click on the cog wheel > Products and from here you can create the Application links.

You can change the order of your request types if you go to Project settings > Portal settings > Portal groups.