Scenario:
We have Service Desk installed into Jira with over 100 customers. We have Tepo installed for timesheets, but want Tempo to also work with budgets/costs.
We have 8 issue types, of which 2 are chargeable, 2 use budget hours, and 6 are non-chargeable.
Due to this, each client has 3 tempo accounts. One for chargeable work that has a pricing table, one with a zero pricing table that we will use the budget hours with, and one that just has a zero pricing table.
Requirement:
When a ticket is raised, or a tickets issue type is changed, we want the tempo account to be automatically populated into the ticket.
Examples:
Client A raises a ticket of issue type X. As issue type X is chargeable, and the client is A, the Tempo account "Client A (Chargeable)" will be populated into the ticket automatically.
Client B raises a ticket of issue type Y. As issue type Y is non-chargeable, and the client is B, the Tempo account "Client B (Non-Chargeable)" will be populated into the ticket automatically.
This is now a show stopper for us, so any urgent help would be appreciated.
We have the hosted version of Jira.
So I've figured out that each Tempo account has a value.
I have been able to set up the ticket that any time a ticket is raised, it will write value "240" to the field "Account" which then populates it as expected.
The only additional piece i have on this now is that i need to set a post function up to set the "Account" value to be a specific number (which i will have) depending on what the issue type is, and what the client is.
Basically: If Client = A and Issue Type = Incident, set Account to 240 or if Client = B and Issue Type Bug, set Account to 175.
Any idea how i can get this in as a post function?
We have a lot of clients, so i would be surprised if i have to add 800+ lines into this, but as long as i understand how, i can then do this.
Any help much appreciated.
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