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Service Registry and additional fields

Dan Olson_qdz3t4

I'm looking to utilize the new Service Registry as a mini CMDB for service requests.

Use case: A "Request new software" SR, where the user picks the software from the Service Registry using the Affected Services field. Then a cascading select (perhaps?) custom field would present a list of available roles for that software.

User selects ApplicationXYZ then a drop down shows up and the requester can select Administrator, General User, Super User, Basic User.

My initial thought is to create a custom cascading select field with the AppName > Available Roles. But I don't know how to associate the Affected Service with the AppName.

Any thoughts on how to do this without requiring a full blown CMDB (Insight)?

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Dave Liao

@Dan Olson - hi Dan! For the "Request new software" SR, seems like a cascading select list would work:

Parent list = Application name
Child list = Roles for that app

If you want to get more complicated than that (seems like you want to), can you rephrase "But I don't know how to associate the Affected Service with the AppName"?

If you're thinking about linking two fields (example: if I pick value 1 in field A, then field B will change), there's no conditional logic possible between two fields out of the box with Jira.

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Dave Liao

@Dan Olson - hi Dan! For the "Request new software" SR, seems like a cascading select list would work:

Parent list = Application name
Child list = Roles for that app

If you want to get more complicated than that (seems like you want to), can you rephrase "But I don't know how to associate the Affected Service with the AppName"?

If you're thinking about linking two fields (example: if I pick value 1 in field A, then field B will change), there's no conditional logic possible between two fields out of the box with Jira.

Dan Olson_qdz3t4

This is great, thank you for the reply.

I was hoping to hide the Affected Services field, and have it auto populated (copied from) whatever the customer selects in the cascade select list, so the customer didn't have to enter it twice.

So if I want to utilize the Service Registry (both for reporting and for auto assignment of approvers) AND offer a cascading select, I'll have to have the customer select the Application name twice

Once using the "Affected Services" field and then again using the cascading select list.

I can word it so it makes sense. I'm okay with having them select the application twice at this point. Later, I'll dig into the marketplace or Insight CMDB to see if I can streamline this.

Dave Liao

@Dan Olson - no problem!

Hmm, I'm still unsure why service needs to be selected twice (regardless whether there's direct user input or not)? I think I'm missing part of the use case here, but I haven't had enough coffee yet. 😅

Since you're using Jira Cloud, are you (or planning to) using Automations to handle "if user selects X combination of things, then set Y approvers"?

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