I have satisfaction ratings switched on my account. So every-time an issue is resolved, Jira sends out a survey back to the customer asking feedback. What I want is, when a customer chooses to provide feedback, for Jira to trigger an email to me (administrator)
Thanks!
Sample Recipe for Jira Automation
When: Value Changes for "Satisfaction"
Then: Send Email to you / Administrators
@Robert Levelind where from are you doing this? I don't have a "Field value changed" option in automation. I went to project settings - automation. Is this the right place?
Maybe it is not possible in cloud?
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@Kerli Loopman
If you scroll down in your Project Settings you will first see "Automation" which you are currently using.
If you scroll a bit further you should be able to see another section called "Project Automation" which is the newer (and in my opinion better) automation engine :)
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Thank you, never noticed that one. :) Will start to explore it now.
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Thanks! How do I add the comment and the number of stars to the email that I`m triggering as a result of this rule.
Thanks for the help!
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Hey @Joshi, Hardik
Satisfaction Rating is stored as a customfield inside your Jira instance - you can use some API exploring to find the ID. For my particular instance that would be
customfield_12345
API Exploring: https://<your-site>.atlassian.net//rest/api/2/issue/<TEST-ISSUE>?expand=names
Search for "Satisfaction"
When sending as an email you can use this notation to get just the satisfaction number from the field
{{issue.customfield_<ID>.rating}} / 5
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I can`t seem to open that link for the APIs. The page keeps re-routing. I`ll keep digging into it - thanks!
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@Robert Levelind
Very strange:)
In the automation "send email" for the lookup issues I've used these examples, but it didn't work for me at all {{issue.fields.Satisfaction}} • {{issue.fields.Satisfaction}} • {{issue.customfield_10028.rating}} • {{issue.fields.Satisfaction.rating}} • {{issue.Satisfaction.rating}}
What am I doing wrong?
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