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Action Types
Approval
Consent - Similar to approval. More about it is on the FAQ page
Notification
Approval / Consent action
Single Initiating a single user decision step . When the step is activated, the user will receive a notification with a ‘call for action’. On the Jira issue page user will see accept and reject buttons. The decision can not be changed. The only way to undo the decision is to ‘reset’ the ongoing approval path sends a notification to the user to take action. The user can click the 'accept' and 'reject' buttons on the Jira issue page.
It's important to note that once a decision is made, it remains final, and the only way to roll it back is to delete the current approval and start a new one. Every Jira page participant can start or reset the approval processOnly a user with appropriate permissions can delete or archive approval.
Notification action
The user will be notified about current progress. He might be interested in knowing progress or result, but this person has no involvement in decision making. Possible use cases:
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For users not involved in decision-making but interested in progress or outcomes, a notification function keeps them informed. This proves beneficial for example:
At the start of the approval process
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, notify
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stakeholders about new initiatives
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within the company.
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final step
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, alert the team leader when approval is granted for access to new hardware.
Issue watchers notification
This feature gives an effective way to update notifications for approval paths sent to issue watchers. It grants the user the ability to prevent unnecessary notifications, enhancing overall communication efficiency.
Create step condition
To implement a specific step into the approval process based on a predefined condition in a Jira expression, use the 'Create Step Condition' feature. Once a condition from Jira Expressions is selected, the step becomes part of the approval workflow only when the condition is met.
If the condition is not fulfilled or encounters an error, the step is excluded from the approval process. Refer to our documentation for comprehensive details on conditions.