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Rovo Rovo Rovo!
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Rovo Rovo Rovo!
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@Chris Rogers It will be a glorious day when they get all the kinks worked out.
Rovo Agent Examples
Hi everyone, Has anyone built any useful Rovo Agents? Would love to hear about your use cases.
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I'm working on building one to triage bugs and assign them to a group/team/assignee based on specific key words in the summary.
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@Josh Golosinskiy You sure it wasn't to create a story with some subtasks?
New site or cleanup?
What's your preferred way of work? Especially for work or Atlassian Jira, when you inherit it all from prior colleagues. :) You like to set up everything anew and customize from there, or you rather organise, cleanup and optimise the inherited "mess"? :)
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I would usually clean up as keeping that historical data is usually very important.
JSM emailed requests - best practices
We’re planning to set up a Jira Service Management (JSM) project to handle internal (business) requests in a standardized way. Today, these requests come through a shared mailbox ( Shared mailbox is Microsoft 365 outlook.), but as the team has grown it’s no longer sufficient for tracking ownership, prioritization, reporting, or SLAs. Question: What’s the recommended/best-practice approach for setting up JSM for internal requests? Set up email forward rule ? or add external email address ? What are the prerequisites, if we need to add shared mailbox as " add external email" ?? Common pitfalls when moving from email to JSM If you’ve done something similar, please help share your ideas. Thanks in advance!!!
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@Jyoti Mane do you expect the team still use email to submit requests? Going from email to a JSM portal is a pretty big change. When JSM receives an email, the subject line becomes the summary and the body of the email becomes the description. The sender is the reporter and anyone CC'd become request participants. And that's it. You don't really get any other metadata to help you triage or resolve the request. When you compare that to a JSM portal, you can make multiple request types. You control how your request types are presented to the users and you can also make different fields required per request type. So, there is a little more thought you need to put into designing your JSM portal. JSM does allow you to swap up the default email with your shared mailbox, if that's what you want, just know that email will provide you with less information.
ICYMI - Work Item Types Best Practices
Hello, Josh and I started the Sandbox Series for our paid members. We have officially dropped 2 episodes! Weekly episodes are dropping so feel free to add the event invite to your calendar (find it in the calendar tab). For those of you that want to catch up on the recordings, check out the Sandbox Series in the Classroom!!!
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