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Can we add a time interval - that we want the next step to happen after a certain no. of days?

As shown in the screen shot example below, want I want is, I want to add a time interval to the automation rule, wherein I want a certain step to happen after (lets say 5 days or 7 days (a week later)).

So, in this rule, I filter out a list of issues my my criteria and issue type is equal to 'Story' and then send an email that these stories will be deleted, but then I want that there should a time gap when the next step happens (in this case, those user stories will get deleted)

JIRA AUTOMATION TIME INTERVAL.png

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Bill Sheboy
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Jul 20, 2022

Hi @ANISH TANEJA -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

Automation rules do not work that way, with the ability to pause execution for an indefinite period of time.

Instead consider having two rules:

  1. One rule detects the pending action, sends a notification for the pending action
  2. Another rule which detects the condition (including that the time period has expired) and then perform the action

A variation of this approach is to have rule #1 mark issues somehow (e.g. some field change) so that they are not picked up to send more notifications and can be later picked up by rule #2, as needed.

Kind regards,
Bill

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