Hi,
I'm currently working on onboarding process and trying to figure out:
I want to display in summary field value provided to custom field, I've searched forum but nothing helped.
- Summary field is hidden from customer portal and preset value is set to "New Employee"
- I've created Custom Field "Employee Name" (customfield_11655)
- I would like to create ticket name/summary with "New Employee - (Employee Name)" to have better access control etc.
I've tried edit legacy automation when ticket is created:
Edit issue -> Field "summary" -> Value {{issue.Employee Name}} or {{issue.customfield.11655}} or {{issue.customfield.11655}} or {{issue.customfield_11655.id}}
Thank you in advance.
Hi @Daniel Jaroszewicz , welcome to the community.
So don't use legacy automation, but rather simply automation below is an example of what you can do to add a custom field to your summary after the issue was created.
Replace xxxx with your custom field and rearrange the summary as desired.
HI @Jack Brickey ,
Thank you for the tip, I was considering to use new automation process, but I am worried about other queues included in this project. I do not want to do mess in other queues that other teams are using.
How can I do this simply automation for only one specific queue?
See attached picture, in this automation I have about 10 more rules like this.
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Hi @Jack Brickey
I have tried this and I think you are missing some commands.... Maybe. If it is a custom field does it not need something like {{issue.customfield_00000}}? If custom ID=00000
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Were you able to figure this out?
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