We are running JIRA with Service Desk on Cloud so the JIRA Automation Plugin or other plugins are not an option.
We have in our workflow a 'Waiting for Customer' and the issue has not been updated for x days we want to add a comment letting them knows that the issue is being closed due to inactivity and then close it.
We created a new SLA to track the time an issue spents on the 'Waiting for Customer' status and then use the automation rules (SLA breached and so on) to close the ticket. The only problem is how to "reset" the SLA timer when the customer responds...with Service Desk I can make the time counter stop or pause.
Just to be clear and need to close an issues if x days have passed since the issue entered the Waiting for Customer for the last time.
Any ideas would be appreciated! I know for a fact there's some way to get this working since Atlassian support works this way.
Thanks in advance!
Romina,
I actually just responded to you on this questions as well. Thomas is correct that the timer is reset.
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/32967673
Thanks for you reply, I'll do some more test I have an open support ticket because something is not quite right with the automation on our instance, but it helps a lot to know how things should actually work
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In my case the Timer is reset, if the customer answers and the ticket is transitioned to "Waiting for Support".
Let me know if you need more help...
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Thanks for you reply, I'll do some more test I have an open support ticket because something is not quite right with the automation on our instance, but it helps a lot to know how things should actually work
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Hi Romina,
I had the same or similar problem. I solved it with the videos help.
Try this (part 2 of the video)
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"Sorry, the page you are looking for no longer exists" - so that video isn't helpful...
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Since the video isn't available can you help us with the process you did
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ScriptRunner (if you're on Server)
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