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Issue fields may be used to define steps in the approval process. For example, you may choose the approver to be the assignee or the reporter of an issue. You can also have a selected group of users with custom fields.
Table below depicts the steps you can use:

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Standard issue fields

Custom issue fields

Assignee

User Picker (single user)

Creator

Group Picker (single group)

Reporter

Group Picker (multiple group)

Additionally, you can use the “Issue field - User” option to create a step for user/s mentioned inside the description of an issue. This option is available as “Description”.

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In order for the description step to work, you must create a table with “Approval Path” header. Any users mentioned inside the table are then assigned to an approval step. Here is a template:

Approval Path

@User1

@User2

This can be a standard field or a custom field.

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Once the approver is determined this step behaves the same as User Step.

Issue watchers notification

The option is for users to toggle approval path update notifications on or off, allowing them to manage their preferences and avoid receiving unnecessary notifications.

Create step condition

A "Create step condition" for a user involves the option to include a specific step in an approval process only if a predefined condition is satisfied. When activated, this feature ensures that the step is added to the approval workflow solely when the specified condition is met.