Hello, Good day. You can create a scheduled automation rule to run every week. JQL could be as following
project = projectname and duedate > StartofDay()
This will not work as expected. Jira will send email for each tickets.
i.e. if the JQL has 100 tickets, user will receive 100 emails.
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yes i just want one email with all the tickets and the total no. summarised in a report/graph manner for my manager
100n emails will obviously piss him off
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Hi @Alkanz Ali ,
Go to Main Menu --> Filters --> View all Issues
Search for tickets with passed due dates.
Example: duedate <= startOfDay() and resolution = unresolved
Click "Save As" and give it a name.
Share the url with your manager (example: https://XXXXXX.atlassian.net/issues/?filter=10012))
Ask him to Click Details --> New subscription. He can select the day and time when he needs the email.
If he is not ready to do that, add personal subscription and forward the emails when you receive them
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