In Request Types, I have added the field Assignee to our request, and added the preset value to one of our users.
Looking on the Notifications tab, I have it set to send a notification to the Reporter and the Current Assignee whenever an Issue is created.
When a ticket is created, my user is being assigned the to the issue, but is not receiving an email notification. The Reporter is receiving the email notification.
One thing to note: My assignee has the Outlook for JIRA plugin installed. I don't think this is interfering with the notification but I think it is important to add in case there's something I don't know. We have checked her plugin settings and it's set to show all notifications.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
First I would look at their personal notification settings. Second I'd ask them to look in their junk mail or make sure they don't have a filter to filter Jira notifications out.
Are the personal notification settings under Profile > Preferences ?
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Yes. But after a little more research it does not look like you can modify that much info.
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I'd also look at the Users & Roles to ensure they are a part of the Service Desk team. Without being able to see your instance it's difficult to make the recommendation. :) sorry
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I currently have her set to the role of a Service Desk Team member.
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Oops, sorry about that.
Here are the relevant settings:
Email Type: HTML
My changes: Do not notify me (Where to email notifications of any changes you make)
Sharing: Unshared
Autowatch: Inherit from global settings
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Hey @Hunter Trahan
Within your notifications settings, click on Notification Helper on the top right and type in the user and you see the below. I should have thought about this sooner!
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@Brittany Wispell This helps a lot! Seems like JIRA is telling me that she's receiving notifications upon the creation of an issue. We will see if it has something to do with her Outlook.
Thanks for the help!
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