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How to use ScriptRunner for Jira Escalation Services
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Seb Sidbury
Seb Sidbury
20 January 2016
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How to use ScriptRunner for Jira Escalation Services

ScriptRunner's Escalation Services are powerful, automated scripts that act like your Jira guardian. Set them up and they monitor your instance, automatically taking action that you outline.
If you're not already using ScriptRunner Escalation Services, start today with these examples.

Your Jira guardian

ScriptRunner for Jira's Escalation Services are powerful, automated scripts that act like your Jira guardian. Set them up and they monitor your Jira instance, automatically taking specific actions as required, based on the conditions and parameters you set.

Proactive monitoring

It means that you have proactive monitoring of Jira. Need to enforce the completion of issues by a specific date? Use an Escalation Service to align specific issues or issue types with SLAs based, flagging inaction to you or other Jira user(s).

Jira housekeeping

Why not implement an Escalation Service to clean up your Jira issues? It's easy to set one up to automatically change the status of an issue after a specified period of time.
With ScriptRunner for Jira it's easy to set up a new Escalation Service. Write your own with ScriptRunner and JQL or use the pre-written ones.

Inspiration to start automating Jira admin tasks

Escalate unassigned issues

This ScriptRunner Escalation Service ensures that tickets aren't left unassigned. Create a new service and set your own escalation period (an hour, a day, a week etc).

Close old support tickets

Automatically clean up Jira issues that are resolved with no further responses for a specified time period to keep your Jira clean and tidy. Follow the step-by-step instructions and start cleaning up unnecessarily open tickets today.

Automate approval after an elapsed time

Sometimes people simply don't respond to requests for approval. If it's non-sensitive request you could use an Escalation Service to auto-approve request tickets after an elapsed time.

Read more about Escalation Services

Get hints, tips and additional inspiration in the ScriptRunner for Jira documentation.

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