We'd like to see if there's a way to automate Jira ticket creation via email. Specifically, we have incoming digital mail coming into an email and each requires research and forwarding. Instead of it coming to email, can it go to an email box and automatically create a Jira ticket with an attachment? Thank you.
Hi @Kojo
You must configure the incoming mail, to do this, you must access to:
Click on "add incoming mail server", give it a name and select the email service provider.
Then you must add a mail handler, give it a name and choose the type of mail handler and the name of the folder from which it should read, if it is blank it will be Inbox, but you can configure automatic rules in the mail server so that the mails that are included in a certain folder are created with a specific type of issue in Jira.
Then you select the project in which the Issue will be created and the type of Issue, if you want the reporter of these issues to be a specific user you must also indicate it.
And finally perform a test to verify that the connection with the mail server is correct.
You can consult the documentation here.
I hope it helps you, greetings
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Hello @Kojo
Yes, Jira issues can be automatically created from emails.
Reference this document
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/create-issues-and-comments-from-email/
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Thanks, @Trudy Claspill
I have query another query. Can we send an auto-reply once the ticket has been created by email?
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If you are following the document I linked above to automatically create issues in a Company Managed project from emails, then I recommend sending an auto-replyby setting up the Notification Scheme for the project to send a notification to Reporter on the Issue Created event.
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can the email account be a shared mailbox or does it need to be a licensed email account (O365)?
my desired use-case:
thoughts?
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Hello @Jim Lee
As this ticket is 8 months old, please start a new Question for your question and provide the information about your scenario and your hosting type.
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Is there a specific email format for automating Jira ticket creation via email?
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No, there is no special format required for the email. The email topic becomes the issue Summary and the email content becomes the Description for the issue.
Given that this post is nearly 2 years old,if you have more questions about this topic please start a new Question post for your question and provide the details of your scenario and your environment.
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Hey @Kojo
If you don't want to go through custom mail server configuration, you can also create a simple automation with Zapier or directly collect feedback on your site via Marker.io (takes 5 mins tops).
This outlines how to do it: https://marker.io/blog/create-jira-issue-from-email
Hope this was helpful!
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