How are you managing OKRs with JPD?

[Seth Mason]

How are you all mapping JPD ideas to Goals? I can set the field "Goals" to be an OKR, but is there any way to see rollup progress?  Most solutions require an external tool and I'm doubting that many of those external tools/products work with JPD.

We've map engineering epic's (in their own projects) to Ideas in JPD. JPD's are organized under "Goals" which are in essence OKRs.

[Diana G · Accepted solution]

@Paolo Pastorino@Amanda Hornburg Use {{issue.url}} in the email body

[Nick Haller · Accepted solution]

Hi @Paolo Pastorino and @Amanda Hornburg ,

You can use an automation such as the one below to include a link of the JPD idea in the email:

The link would be something like:

https://site_name.atlassian.net/browse/{{issue.key}} 

Hope that helps!

[Amanda Hornburg]

Thank you!!!

[Amanda Hornburg]

@Nick Haller I have a recurring task set up to schedule creation of jira issues then to send a message in MS teams. I added the hyperlink as you mentioned but it doesn't seem to pull the issue key into the messages generated when the message comes through. Any idea how to have it pull the issue key it just created in the scheduled task?

[Chad Nauman]

You should also be able to use the smart value of {{issue.url}} so that you don't have to know the full site domain/sub-domain info.

[Amanda Hornburg]

Thank you Chad! I got it! For this, since I am creating the issue in the rule I used {{createdIssue.key}} to pull the issue number into the message title and {{createdIssue.url}} in the message body to get direct links!

[Stephen_Lugton]

This will give you the link as the issue key:

<a href="{{Issue.url}}">{{Issue.key}}</a>

This will just give you the link:

{{Issue.url}}

[Diana G]

@Stephen_Lugton  Good point!

[Amanda Hornburg]

I'm also interested in this - following!