Hi @Anthony Morais
Just in case you're still looking for a solution, this is possible! You can do this using Automation.
You do need a Trigger for the rule to execute - so unless there's an update on the Issue 48 hours ahead, I'd use the Scheduled Trigger - which could run once per day, or per hour, etc.
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For example, the rule might be...
- Trigger: Scheduled
- Run rule every = <Timeframe>
- Run a JQL search... = check to CHECKED/TRUE
- Action: Send Email
- To = Users/Groups/Emails
- Subject/Content = <Populate as required>
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A few notes on this rule...
- You'll need to make decisions on timeframes, and the content of the email - which will drive how you populate the placeholders (in < >).
- The placeholders are...
- <Timeframe> - when to run the rule - eg. every day? hour? Etc
- <JQL> - this will identify which Issues the rule runs against; the timeframe will drive what the JQL might be. I'd recommend limiting the timeframe to that specific day/hour - to avoid duplicate reminders being set. For example...
- Based on Day = "Date Time Picker" > 1d and "Date Time Picker" < 3d
- Based on Hour = "Date Time Picker" > 47h and "Date Time Picker" <= 48h
- ...etc
- <Subject/Content> - this is the email content. You can use smart values to dynamically reference information from a trigger issue - for example:
- {{issue.key}} = Reference's the Issue's Key
- <a href="{{issue.toUrl}}">{{issue.key}}</a> = Provides a hyperlink to the Key
- {{issue.Date Time Picker.fullDateTime}} = Provides a Date/Time Field's value
- ...etc
- Check out this help page for help to format the Date/Time field - including options to display the date, and if you need to display it based on a specific timezone.
- If the maintenance team is receiving too many individual emails, you could also send a list of Issues using a different rule, which would incorporate the Lookup Issues Action - let us know if this would be of interest!
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If you need any further assistance with rules, formatting the JQL, or the Subject/Content - let us know so we can assist!
Ste
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