Okay here is a big ask everyone. What I am looking to complete is the following:
Either I script this myself which is possible (More work more hours)
OR
does anyone know this solution?
I want to create a timer for Jira. Say in our work management dealing with leads specifically I want so when a lead is going into a proposal and proposal is accepted an email needs to be created. Transitioning from Approval --- > email drafting ---> email sent My transition being email drafting. I want to collect the data from approval to email sent to say like (30 minutes)
I can manually put this in and even in other workflow programs such as monday has timers.
Hi @Kelsey ,
I'm sure I understand the use case here, do you want to schedule the transition or do you want to track the time taken during the transition.
If it is scheduling then @Erin Quick-Laughlin 's answer might work.
For time tracking a different road might need to be taken.
So you want an email to go out 30 minutes after that proposal changed to the 'Approved' state?
You could create 1 job to set a property on the issue when it transitions to Approved, that stores the current time, or current time + 30 min.
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Then create a Scheduled job running every 5 minutes to check issues where that property is not empty, and then create & fire off the email, then clear the property. It's not exactly 30 min, but it would be 30-35.
Also, you can add your vote to this feature request: AUTO-238 Support for delay / pause / wait step in automation rule executions
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