I want to create a business project that has a kanban board and works with approvals, while also being able to define a specific workflow with restrictions on where the work item can be moved to.
I have tried using a scrum board (team managed - software project) to define my workflow, but it does not have the approvals option.
I also tried having a kanban board (team managed - business project) to have approvals, but it does not have the option to define a specific workflow with restrictions.
Even tried creating a kanban board (company managed - business project) and it lets me define my workflow, but the approvals section disappeared again.
Is there a way to have all these 3 characteristics? (not a scrum project, having approvals, being able to define a workflow)
Hi Elizabeth - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Built-in Approvals are only available for Team-managed Business projects (and JSM projects of course). But as you have noticed, there are limitations for the workflow.
Your best bet is to create a Jira Service Management project, where you can have what you want. And you can have a Free instance of JSM with up to 3 Agents.
So, in that case I have a person or two who are designated as reviewing and approving the tickets submitted. If approved and additional work is needed, I then clone the ticket into a Jira software project with a link back to the JSM ticket.
Thank you very much!
I'm very new to Jira (and trying to implement it at my job) and I was quite confused.
I also found how to manage both specific workflows and approvals in my team managed - business project, I just had to look a bit more into project settings > work types > select work type > edit workflow. Once in there I defined the path and restrictions for approvals!
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Great! Glad you found a path forward. Just realize that Team-managed projects are very limited in functionality as you continue to use the product. Best of luck!
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