How to group ERP modules under JIRA

[Amr]

I have an ERP solution that contains over 15 modules like:

General Ledger, Stock Control, Sales, Purchases, Point of Sales, Human Resources, ... etc.

In case I chose to have "User Story" + "Subtasks" under each "User Story". Knowing that one "User Story" should have one screen + details on behavior of such screen & relation to other screen(s) (or module(s)). This means that one module should include several screens & one screen should be under single "User Story". Now the question is: What is the best approach to group modules in JIRA? Any other suggestions that best fit ERP solutions knowing that modules is basic building block in it & considering that Offerings of such ERP solution is available partial like some customer would buy 4 module out of available 15 modules (e.g. General Ledger, Stock Control, Sales, Purchases with NO need for Human Resources module)?

[Fadoua]

Hi Amr,

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[Thomas Schlegel]

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[Amr]

It is just removed by atlassian support 

[Fadoua]

@Thomas Schlegelthank you for taking care of it Mate! I was unable to see it under "Spam Quarantine".

[Marcelo Mrack]

Hi Amr,

Use the built-in "Components" in Jira or create a multi--select field called, for example, "Modules" and associate it into the Story screens.

Why this approach?

Since your features (in your case "Stories") could be applied/solve/affect several modules at once, multi--select fields (like native Comonent) is the right way to solve this scenario. Or, a customized field, if Comonent already used for another thing.

And, to ensure the correctness, create validators in the Story's workflow.

Cheers.