Hi
Use case:
Problem:
Clone issue, smart values or copy value does not work. Every time the "Automation for jira" reporter is being set. This poses an issue, as I don't want agents to engage clients in closed cases due to the SLA concerns.
Here is my setup:
Hi @Support team -- welcome to the Atlassian Community,
by default the actor of an automation rule is the addon-user "Automation for jira" which means the actions will be processed with this user (eg. commenting, creating issue, reporter, etc...). This can be set in the automation rule details. This can also be set to "User who triggered the rule" (see screenshot) --> keep in mind that the needs sufficient rights to run the automation rule.
Hope this helps and solves your problem.
Best
Stefan
I'm not sure if we are aligned on this topic or I'm missing something :) Feel free to correct me if I misunderstood your message, but what I want to achieve is to put in the Reporter field a customer (not an internal user) who issued the original issue, so that in the new issue the outgoing communication is reaching that customer.
My layman's understanding is, that the Clone method should do the trick and set the requester up as in the original issue, but even that fails. In both Create issue and Clone I get info as if the system could not read the reporter correctly:
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Beforehand I have to say that I am not a ServiceDesk professional and I try to connect my knowledge from Jira/ A4J here.
To clarify the point you mentioned let me put this in a use case with examples:
let´s say we have "Issue A" which is closed already. Reporter of "Issue A" was "Customer_1".
Now when a comment is added to "Issue A" a new issue "Issue B" should be created, body of the previous comment should go into description.
regarding the reporter:
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Stefan
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@Support team one more question that came up with the error message from your last post:
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Stefan
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Hi Stefan
No worries, you already are helping me out.
The AB scenario you mentioned is what I am aiming for and succeeded until the reporter bit. To answer your bullet points:
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Ok. got it from customer perspective. The question for me would be what you mentioned "on the system side". So you could also leave out the customers action from the JSM portal and directly create an issue (in behalf of the customer) within the system. Is that possible? and if so: could you try this and see if there is the reporter field shown on the screen while creating the issue?
As I interpret the last shown error message the system is looking for the reporter field in during creation of the issue but cannot find it. This is very often linked to field/screen configuration.
Furthermore regarding smart value:
In order to edit the reporter field it needs to be filled with the accoundID of the user (not the display name). Please don´t ask me why.....in my eyes this is very confusing =D (see following link):
https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/convert-usernames-to-account-ids/
I tried to kinda reproduce the behaviour (see screenshot):
Best
Stefan
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Hi Stefan
Thank you for bearing with me. I've read your last message and went on to test a few things.
The answer to my problem was in your response from 28th, but until this point, I failed to make the connection. Sorry for taking more of your time than it was needed :)
Here is what was the problem in case someone faces something similar in the future:
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It´s all good. I appreciate your commitment and that we managed to get things running. This is also a possibility for me to enhance my way of working and investigating in new things.
Thanks for your awesome summary. Great community spirit to get things clear for other users. Highly appreciated 🙌
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Stefan
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