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Time in status - Automation

Hi

We use automation in our Jira Service Management solution and have used the 'Time in Status' rule to move inactive tickets to another status after 5 or 10 days. The automation have been updated so our old rules are now Legacy Automation rules. I would like to update the rules using the new way of making automations, but can't seem to find the 'Time in Status' rule in the new automation. 

Any suggestions on how I change status based on how many days it have been in a specific status? 

We do send reminders out before the status is changed, so I doubt it can be done by looking at when it was last updated with a comment.

BR

Lasse

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Olha Onofriichuk_SaaSJet
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Apr 29, 2022 • edited May 18, 2022

Hi, @R82: Lasse Bank Gadeberg 

Looking at your question, I thought you could try another solution for Jira Cloud SLA Time and Report for Jira. Here in the SLA configuration you can choose the “Notify user in a comment” condition (selecting the necessary users to be notified) and the resolution time.

I’ll add a screenshot of how it works:

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By the way, this add-on is created by my SaaSJet team, so if you have any questions, I’m ready to help you.

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Fabian Lim
Community Leader
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Apr 13, 2022

Hi @R82: Lasse Bank Gadeberg

Welcome to the community!

Take a look at this video tutorial on jira sla notifications: https://youtu.be/xxd0BxkZl5c

You just need to add an action to transition the ticket and make changes to some of your slas.

Regards

Hi Fabian, 

Thank you, and thanks for your suggestion. 

That did the trick! 

Thanks again, and happy Easter

Lasse 

Fabian Lim
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Apr 13, 2022

Excellent!

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