Triggers

Triggers specify when and how an Execution Plan will execute.

Issue Event Triggers

Issue Events set the Execution Plan to run on a Jira issue when specified matching events are detected, such as Issue Creation, Comment Update, or Work Log Deleted occur.

Issue Event Trigger options include:

Issue Created, Issue Updated, or Issue Deleted
Comment Created, Comment Updated, or Comment Deleted
Work Log Created, Work Log Updated, or Work Log Deleted

When using a Sub-Task to Issue Rollup or an Issue to Epic Rollup formula type, the trigger events you choose will only work in reaction to the events in the Sub-Task tickets or the children of the Epic.

1 Issue Event Triggers
2 Scheduled Triggers
- 2.1 Daily/Weekly
- 2.2 Monthly
3 Manual "On Demand" Triggers

Scheduled Triggers

Scheduled Triggers run the Execution Plan according to a specified schedule for Jira issues that meet your Issue Query requirements.

Triggers may be scheduled with the following options:

Daily/Weekly

Set the trigger to run on all All days or on selected days of the week
Specify the Frequency, ranging from every 15 minutes to once per day
Set Start and End times for the Frequency or run All Day
Use JQL to define the Issue Query, executing the plan only on your specified issues

Monthly

Set the trigger to run on a monthly basis
Select the day and time of the month to execute the plan
Use JQL to define the Issue Query, executing the plan only on your specified issues

Cron Expression

Enter a Cron expression to dictate when the plan will execute
Use JQL to define the Issue Query, executing the plan on only your specified issues

Manual "On Demand" Triggers

On Demand triggers allow you to manually execute the plan whenever you want.

Use JQL to define the Issue Query, executing the plan only on your specified issues
Then Execute Plan Now

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