Hi,
My requirement is to configure a customized email (example - abc@abc.com) in Jira, so that whenever someone sends an email to that id (abc@abc.com). It should automatically create a ticket in Jira.
And the second thing is that it has to include component and status type also. Like, when i send an email it has to take the component and status type automatically and create a Jira ticket with it. Please let me know how can i achieve this
Note: This is a critical project and i am not sure whether they will allow e add some plugins. So please provide steps in both ways ( with and without adding plugins)
Thanks! Cheers!
Hey @Midhun ,
The email itself which creates a ticket is indeed easy and as @Pramodh M explains.
If you however want the system to take default values or even take them from the email then you'll have to look at a plugin.
One that I've used in the past to do such things is Email this issue.
If you are however fine with just the email creation and then using an automation to set the default values that can be done using all out of the box functionality.
Hi @Midhun
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!!
You need to configure the Email Handler for this to work
Here's a reference link on how to configure an email address
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/create-issues-and-comments-from-email/
Thanks,
Pramodh
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FYI
You can only set the Assignee, Reporter, Priority, Description, Summary Value, and add attachments when you create a ticket via Email as described in the documentation.
Thanks,
Pramodh
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Yeah that's why you would use either Automation to set other fields based on the default fields that can be set
OR use a plugin (like JETI) which can parse the email and get values from a structured email ;)
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