Hello all,
My business users are falling in love with Jira Work Management (JWM) very quickly so I appreciate Atlassian for adding Jira Automation to our arsenal.
That being said, besides for the standard 3 automations you can enable by default, we have started adding one more automation to all new projects.
What this does is Jira Automation sets the start date of the task / issue to the date of creation. Doing this also allows the user to manipulate the start date (and due date) from the timeline and gives better visibility to the current and upcoming work.
Are there any standard automations you create for new projects on your end? Please share!
Cheers,
Jonathan
Unofficial Atlassian TEAM 22 pinball machine fixer.
My team does a lot of project-based work which involves other parts of the business, so I have a project rule to set an internal approval submission date (custom field) relative to the overall due date. This internal approval date is what shows on our card previews as our delivery date.
What it means in practical/business terms is that, if we've written something which needs the eyes of others, we get it to them in plenty of time by calculating and focusing on our deadline, not the overall delivery deadline -- and our colleagues don't end up hating us because we hit them with a rush job every time 😅🙌
It also helps us stay on top of moving pieces: if the due date changes (it happens!), then the approval submission date changes reactively, too!
A small, simple automation: {{duedate.minusBusinessDays(5)}}
Based on feedback from the business, the automation above would only really work for projects that don't assign start date during issue creation.
Projects that sometimes assign start date would instead need the following:
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