Automation on attribute date (Insight Cloud)

[Ronald Bouman]

Hello, I am new to JIRA Insight (Cloud) and am trying to set up an automation on an Object Type. Basically I have set up a Software Asset Management schema, the Object Type is named Software Application and I created a list of Objects with Attributes. One of the Attributes is called Licence Expiration Date and the type is Date. 

So it looks like this. 

Schema: Software Asset Management

Object Type: Software Application

Object:  Adobe Pro DC

              Symantec

              Microsoft Server 2013

              Filezilla

              Etc.

Attribute: Licence Expiry Date (type Date)

I am trying to set up an Automation that lists all Objects of which the Licence Expiration Date is 30 days or less from the date value. 

The schedule is set to run daily at 9am. 

The Lookup Object query is: objectType = "Software Application" and "Licence Expiration Date" < endOfMonth(-30d)

Then the action is to send en email listing all Objects that will expiry 30 days or less from the value set in the Attribute field. 

When I run the Automation it finds 0 objects, although one of the Licence Expiry Date is set for 2 Sep 2021 as a test.

I suspect the Query is wrong, so I appreciate some feedback on how to set this up. 

Thanks in advance. 

[Hakan Bahadir · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Could you please run the IQL in the Object Type screen in the advanced search menu? Do you see any results?

Instead of -30 try using 30 like:

objectType = "Software Application" and "Licence Expiration Date" < endOfMonth(30d)

Cheers

Hakan Bahadir

Solutions Engineer

[Ronald Bouman]

Hahaha, that fixed it. Just one little character. Anyway, it found the one object that it was supposed to find. Now I need to configure my email so it has all the right information. 

[Brian Zelchau Lykke]

Where can I find the Global Rules?

[Ronald Bouman]

https://xxxxxxx-jira.atlassian.net/plugins/servlet/ac/com.codebarrel.addons.automation/cb-jira-automation-rules

Where xxxxxx is your instance name

[Brian Zelchau Lykke]

Tried that but doesn't seem to direct me to the Global Rules, when I try to create a new rule

[Nick Nader - Isos Technology]

For this automation rule did you all use an IQL Condition after a Schedule Trigger? For some reason the IQL syntax box is greyed out for me when I attempt this, so I cannot use an IQL query as a condition. 

What am I missing here? 

Do I need to use the Issue Field tab? Why is the Object tab unusable here?

Edit: Nevermind, I see that you have to use an IQL branch not an IQL condition!