I am trying to find out if my team can create an automation that auto assigns the issue based off the Request Name instead of the Issue Type. Has anyone been able to do this? If so can you provide me the details how you did this?
Had to get help from Jira Directly for this one. When creating the automation you would need to set it to go by the request type by going into advance. "Request Type" = "Customer Request Type (Project)" .
@Richard Maltese Please find a similar Atlassian Community post, which will provide you with insights into how to use "Customer Request Type" Service Desk field for JSD Request Types in a JQL query, that you can use in your JIRA/JSD automations.
Hope it helps !
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Unfortunately that does not help. I am on Jira Cloud. Also need to note that Automation can be set for the Issue Type and not based off the Request name. See attached. I want to be able to setup an Automation to Auto Assign the issue to our phone support that handles Desk Phones (Circled in red). I do not want the Issue Type Phone (highlighted in yellow) to be the to go to that same person as we have other people that work on Phone related issues.
Right now the only way I can Auotmate this is by All Issue Type "Phone" being assigned to 1 person then they have to assign it to the correct person.
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@Richard Maltese What automation and automation rules are you using for your use case? JSD automation or any other 3rd-party add-on ? If JSD automation, then which specific rule?
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