Advanced branching set Organization in for each loop

[Jy]

Action: "Organization" contains the list of contacts to add to the watchlist.

Expected behavior:

Adding "Organization1" to the service request, means all emails under "Organization1" will receive a notification when they are added, and they are able to view the request in Servicedesk portal.

I want to track the response for each organization, so each organization have to create a separate ticket.

In the parent issue I have a custom field "ListOfOrganistions" field which can contain multiple values. e.g. Organization1 Organization2 Organization3

On manual trigger of automation rule, the automation rule will clone for each organization. However, I am unable to assign Organization to Organizationid in the branch.

Advanced branching is used for this:

https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-questions/How-to-automatically-create-and-assign-subtasks-in-a-Jira-Team/qaq-p/2084182

for each (organizationid){

Set Organization to {organizationid}

}

May I know how can perform the above bold logic in automation rule? 

[Marc - Devoteam]

Hi @Jy 

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[Piyush Annadate _ACE Pune_]

Hello @Jy ,
By default 'Organization' field doesn't support smart values; you can use more action to add json.

In the below screenshot, I've looped through the organization list of issue (customfield 10002 is my organization field); and added the organization ID to via additional fields.