Hi,
I don't trust my memory any longer and also like to unburden my brain from menial tasks like remembering to do stuff at a given time. It would be great if I could easily state that I would like to be reminded to look at a given ticket at a given time. This I then could monitor in a queue.
Simple thing, but immensely useful to me and quite a few more, I would imagine.
I should also mention we use the Cloud version.
Regards,
Henrik
Hi Henrik,
There are a number of ways to resolve:
1. Add an SLA and when it gets to breach, alert yourself
2. Create a filter with a subscription to yourself that notifies you of issues that meets your criteria
We use both in our organization...
Susan
Thanks for your suggestions, but this doesn't really fit my needs. The reasons for a reminder can be so numerous, it can never fit into an SLA or subscription. I am talking about the possibility to set a date and time when I will take a look at an issue. Very simple and effective in my view. Possibly together with a comment, as I also tend to forget why I was supposed to take another look...
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Automation for Jira is available for JIra Cloud and can automate tasks based on a cron schedule.
That might work for you
susan
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From what I understand you would like to be reminded of the tasks or issues that are assigned to you/ pending approval by you. This is pretty simple.
Create a filter and subscribe to it.
Below filter gives the result of all issue assigned, reported and pending approvals in yo name, that is not in resolved, closed status.
( assignee = currentUser() OR Approvals = myPending() or reporter = currentUser() ) AND status not in (Closed, Resolved)
Hope this helps
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Hi Muthanna,
Thank you for the effort, but as I believe I stated earlier, the ticket might not be one of mine, I just want to have the option to set a reminder to look at it at a given time. I can use the outlook tasks to create it, but think the option should be available within the Jira applications.
Regards,
Henrik
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I have got few ideas:
I thought of possible scenarios and above 3 comments. Hope you might find this useful.
In case this doesn't meet the requirement, then let me know what exactly are you looking with detailed description. I will jog my brain to it ;)
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I too have a need for this functionality and we are cloud based as well. Any luck yet?
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No, I am still using the due date option, which works to some extent, but doesn't really meet my requirement. Imagine if you could set a reminder together with a personal comment why you set it and that is either only for you or public!
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All, to reiterate the (some?) options:
I can't think of any other solution TBH.
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Again, good ideas, but this would require me to assign the ticket to myself and I just want a reminder that I should do something with the ticket. It can be to see if anyone did something or that the case it is about is possible to test/ verify at this specific time.
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For me, and my team I leverage a dashboard call "My Activities". It is designed to represent the CurrentUser so it works for me or whoever is logged in and watching. I make a habit of checking every day and instruct others to do so as well. The gadgets I have set up help illustrate things like "due this week", "Hot Issues", "recently completed" etc.
So I only have to remember one thing - check my board daily. Actually I check at beginning and end of day if not more frequently. It covers JSD and JSW assigned issues.
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While you wrote your comment, I actually did this, but it fails as I want a reminder for me and someone else might want a reminder for hir, and I for sure do not want anyone else's reminders. We are quite a few working with the Servicedesk, so I can't create one per user...
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@Rick Baker's followup inquiry brought me back to this topic and I wanted to respond to @Henrik Sihvonen's last comment. The solution of only receiving reminders for 'your' issues, whoever 'you' are is a simple matter. there are two methods:
Obviously all solutions require you to fill in the suggested "reminder" custom field
Henrik, did you find a better solution??
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Hi Henrik,
If you are server there are some good add-ons for reminders that you might want to investigate.
Cheers
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I can imagine. Unfortunately, we are on Cloud...
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Hi,
Then I suggest you look into Filter/subscriptions. That's what we do.
Cheers....Susan
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Thanks, but as I explained, the underlying reason is not possible to catch with a filter.
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