I am trying to set an automated notification/email to be sent for SLAs at risk hower there are only options for 60mins and 30mins or Breached.
This is not really helpful as I work with developers and would like to be advised at least a day before SLA is risk so that I can urgently assign the task or focus on the task at risk.
Is there a way to increase the time option and have it set to few hours before SLA is breached?
Thank you for your responses.
Vic L.
if you describe your case in detail (which SLA is used, the principle of its calculation, the desired result) - I will try to help you with JQL request and automation configure,
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I am using Time to resolution and I want to set the trigger to work as soon as an issue is at 24h or below and send a daily email to relevant people.
Not sure if all is clear or I need to add more info
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To first trigger you can use Jira Service Desk in-box automation , issue matches - "Time to first response" <= 24h
and send mail or anything else.
For regular sending(in-box) - you can create cron scheduler on filter - "Time to first response" <= 24h
Out of box - using pluging like
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Hi Alexander,
where does the JSD - out-of-the-box automation give you the option to specify <=24h ?
I only have "Due Soon (60min remaining)" / "At Risk (30min remaining)" / "Breached"
no other options, when picking SLA in the "When" option of the automation rule
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Hi, @Clyde Farrugia
Yes, you are right, I incorrectly formulated.
I meant out-of-the-box possibility of Jira(Core or Software), not JSD automation.
1. you need to create a regular filter on SLA (this article)
2. set up a subscription to it
Subsription depends on how the process works in your company.
For example, to send delinquency on certain types of tasks to a Direction Manager (a specific user) or to the entire support group (a jira group).
Receiving this notification - users will see the tasks, and then react to it: either to change the executors (to redistribute the work - the activity of the Manager), to help with the solution of the task (the activity of the user group), etc.
Or you can try plugins like Automation for Jira.
I apologize for misleading.
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