Hello, How to auto-close resolved requests after 2 weeks in a ServiceDesk project? Thanks.
Hi Teza,
Jane from Automation here. Firstly, thanks for reaching out. This is one of our more popular use cases and is as simple as a two step rule. It will look something like this:
Essentially what this rule is doing is searching once a day for tickets that have been Resolved and not updated in the last 14 days, and transitions these to Done. You can of course tailor these statuses and the query to suit.
Hope that helps. Any questions, feel free to reach out again.
Cheers,
Jane
Thanks for the hack! But the audit log says throttled, I bulk moved all the tickets to Closed status and left just one ticket in Resolved to see if this works but it still says throttled in the audit logs even with just a single Jira request! Can you advise on whats causing this?
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What have you tried so far? Since you tagged ScriptRunner, have you tried Escalation service?
Ravi
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Haven't tried much though to be honest with ya! Would like to know if I can achieve this through default Jira Service Desk automations.
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