We have been utilizing JSM for about a year now, and I would like to start a "how are we doing" survey to be distributed to our request participants using the Qualtrics platform, since this is where our CX program lives.
I want to fire off an email once the issue is marked done, utilizing something like the below:
https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/actions-page/jira-event/
I am running into problems pulling in our issue data into Qualtrics to grab the email addresses linked to request participants, or even just as a data point. I was hoping someone might have some tips on this!
I am also aware JSM has a survey built into it, but our CX program lives inside of Qualtrics so I want to get this data plugged into our overall customer journey.
I am trying to build out the "sync request participant data to a custom field via automation"
Do you know if there is a way to just grab the request participants email that was just added? Currently its just adding a running string of the participants, which would send the same email out to all the contacts through Qualtrics.
Unfotunately not, you may need to parse this string.
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Hey @Jeremy_Rampe
Instead of using the standard webhook, try using Jira Automation to fire a webhook when the issue transitions to "Done". In the payload, you can manually construct a JSON body, and use smart values like:
{ "issueKey": "{{issue.key}}", "summary": "{{issue.summary}}", "requestParticipants": "{{issue.Request Participants.emailAddress}}" }
Sometimes the Request Participants
field won’t return the email unless:
The participant is a customer (not an agent)
The automation rule is run by a user with admin or browse user permissions
If it’s still coming up empty, you might need to:
Add a custom field where the reporter or agent selects the participant email manually (less ideal)
Or sync request participant data to a custom field via automation or app (e.g., ScriptRunner or Forge)
Regards,
Eugenio
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