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Feature Bundle is Jira Service Management extension for improving and broadening customer experience and support. We’ve upgraded the editing request feature, changing the configuration and possibilities.
Now, you can configure more customer actions for the same request type under the project.
Configure in the Availability tab where the custom action should take place, who can do it, and how many times.
In the Design part, select fields that will be open on the dialog when selecting the button. Add dividers for better readability and a section message to inform what’s happening or custom text.
Among the long list of supported fields, you can also choose Jira assets.
Examples of customer actions you can configure:
For more detailed information, please visit the documentation.
You can set up your customer actions as long they can be matched with your workflow.
First of all, Multilevel Select for Jira is now Custom Fields Suite! We added two more advanced custom fields that can change your project management, agents’ work, and customer experience.
Validate values and make sure you get the correct data. This custom field is made to inform customers or users when they provide the wrong format in the field and make it impossible to save a ticket/issue.
This custom field works on the create issue screen and on the customer portal. Agents won’t get stuck due to wrong data, and your internal workflow will be without errors too.
Examples of Regex custom fields:
You can check how it works with an interactive demo.
This is a read-only field displayed in the issue view to display contextual information related to the current issue. In short, this field can gather information about how many subtasks the parent issue has, e.g., What for? To make it easier to understand issue complexity, not scroll and hop between views - have all crucial data in one place (issue details tab). This custom field value is dynamically generated based on other issue fields. It also updates itself without manual actions.
Examples of Dynamic fields:
Issue Templates Agent has a new feature! Issue templates can now be used in automation.
It means that after a trigger, we can add creating an issue from a template or put a template on an already existing issue. Whether you configure templates with the whole structure (epic, tasks, subtasks) or simple templates - you can use it in automation.
A use case for better understanding: we set up the version released as a trigger, and after that, we want to create a task in the marketing project with “inform customers about the new release” with three subtasks.
The result: After any release, the marketing team will be given a new task. You don’t have to remember to create this issue manually, and you don’t waste your time creating the whole structure every single time.
❗️ You need a valid token! You can get it once creating automation templates or in Manage apps under Issue Templates Agent.
Now you can define different triggers depending on your use case. Also, the use of templates is no longer limited to the Create issue screen only
You can also make that happen from Postman or other tools with Rest API.
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Event season has begun! The whole ecosystem is buzzing about TEAM ‘24 Europe in Barcelona, where we will be as well. If you want to meet with Kate and Chris, save the slot or DM them 😊
The first event in Romania is over, but we must say, great job, Life in Codes! Thanks, everybody, for being there with us! It was a blast, and we look forward to the next edition.
We recommend an article about creating sub-components in Jira. As you probably know, there is no native solution for this, so we have a workaround for you—with a pinch of magic.
Also, Kate spent three weeks in Japan 🏯, so kudos for this great background pic!
That’s all.
Stay productive and awesome! ⭐️