
Troopr's guest facilitation enables Slack users to create and comment on requests in Slack channels. You can allow users in your Slack to access and manage Jira issues without verifying their Jira account. Read more about how you can use Troopr’s steps for Slack workflow builder here.
#ISSUES WITH SLACK UPDATE#
With Troopr’s steps for Slack workflow, you can connect to Jira in your Slack workflows to create and update issues within your workflow. If you are familiar with Slack workflow builder, you know it offers a set of tools to help you automate routine processes into workflows in your Slack workspace. The reports are also actionable so your team can swarm on insights that require action and proactively fix problems before they escalate.

Everything from report data to scheduling to delivery channels and message format are fully customizable. You can pick from any of Troopr’s report templates and customize them in a few clicks.

This includes reports like issues missing updates or open issues by priority and custom JQL charts and reports. You can schedule any report to be sent periodically to Slack. With Troopr, you can easily share actionable Jira charts, such as burndown and velocity charts in Slack channels. The best way to get all the valuable insights in front of your team members is to share it with them in Slack. Most of your team does not want to do that. Jira comes with powerful reporting but those insights are available to only those who can login and navigate to the right place in Jira to find the reports. You can specify which issues you want to be notified about and also select the specific types of updates to those issues which are relevant to you or your team. Troopr provides customizable and actionable notifications in Slack whenever the update event occurs in either Slack or Jira. You can set up both personal and channel alerts for Jira issue update events. Troopr instantly presents the details of the issue including assignee, priority, and type along with buttons for relevant update actions.

With Troopr, you can get clear visibility on the status of any issue by simply mentioning the Jira issue key or URL in a Slack conversation. Workspace administrators can also customize emoji actions, commands and apphome dashboard experience for the whole team. Read this blog about many ways to create Jira tickets in Slack. There are many efficient, easy and fun ways to create new issues in Slack including using commands, message actions, emoji actions, in apphome dashboard and using global shortcuts. Troopr lets you do more than just update issues in Slack. Troopr has support for custom command creation that allows you to do exactly that. What if your team members want their own custom update commands. For more details read this documentation on Slack commands for Jira. With the prebuilt ' /t update’ command, your team can quickly update Jira issues in Slack. Example: /t update TP-100 +Priority:High +Description:Fix the 403 error in the home page of our app + Assignee: + Affects versions: v5 You can also have the command include any number of issue fields. This will instantly update the status of that issue in Jira. In any Slack channel, just type /t status TP-100 done Just type in "/t create" and a Slack form will pop up.įor example, let's say you want to update “TP-100” issue status to “done”. Troopr allows you to create Jira issues right within your Slack channels by using the simple '/t' commands. We will get into details on how each of them work. Update with “Comment it” message action.

Here are 9 quick ways to update Jira issues in Slack We will look at many ways to perform these update actions in Slack. Typically issue update actions include updating status, updating one or more issue fields, adding comment(s), logging time, linking issues and adding watchers to the issue. You can read about them and why Troopr is the best Slack integration for Jira.Īll issue update actions that your team needs can be done directly in Slack using Troopr. There are a few options for this including Troopr.
#ISSUES WITH SLACK INSTALL#
Before you can start updating Jira issues in Slack, you need to install a Slack app that connects to your Jira.
