Jira automation to know when a team member is out of office so that it can assign the back-up service owner to a Jira ticket in those instances:
Services: Service Owner: Service Back up owner
Facebook Employee A Employee B
Gmail Employee A Employee B
Twitter Employee A Employee B
Example:
Ticket raise from employee requesting access to Facebook
But
Employee A (Service Owner) is out office then ticket will redirect to
Employee B (Service Back-up owner)
Hi ,
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
The functionality that you're looking for is essentially the reason that we built the Out of Office Assistant for Jira Cloud some years back at resolution.
With it, you can build Out of Office rules such that specific requests are reassigned to a backup owner (we call that role "coverer"), when the standard owner is out of office.
Let's make an example:
"Project="nameofproject" AND Services IN ('facebook', 'twitter',' gmail')"
Essentially, once built into Out of Office, it would look something like this:
I hope that something like this works for you! Let me know if you have any additional questions. You can browse the product documentation for additional info.
This can be achieved in a number of ways, I'm going to assume you want to do this out of the box without any plugins/apps?
One of those ways is to have your OOO employees to make themselves unassignable in Jira.
This might not be the most practical method as it would involve temporarily removing Service Owner from the a group that has the Assignable user permissions.
Then the automation will automatically re-assign any unassigned issues to service owner B.
See below as an example:
The second way I'd approach this is to have an SLA for time to first response, and if it's breached (let's say 1 hour from issue creation), then it will automatically assign the issue to service owner B.
The rules themselves are very simple and I would personally flesh them out a bit more depending on what conditions or checks you'd like to have before re-assigning the issue.
Other than the above, I'm sure there are many other ways you can achieve this via automation however there is no straight forward, out of the box OOO functionality that would have a backup component lead. Feel free to check out the marketplace :)
All the best,
Ash
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