π§ JIRA Automation Samples
Boost your support team's productivity with smart, no-code JIRA automation.
This repository demonstrates all automations use native JIRA features, no plugins or paid tools.
π What's Included
π rules/
JSON automation rules you can import directly into your JIRA instance.
π templates/
Ready-to-use Confluence documentation and rule breakdown templates.
π screenshots/
Dummy visual guides to simulate dashboards and workflows.
π LICENSE
MIT License β open to use and extend freely.
π Internal Project Background
This JIRA Automation framework was developed during my time at Fizyr (Netherlands) as an internal support optimization initiative:
- β Company: Fizyr, Netherlands
- π§ Goal: Improve ticket workflows and team response time through logic-based JIRA automation without using paid plugins
- π οΈ Scope: Developed rule-based flows, reusable templates, and process documentation tailored for support and engineering teams
It is now open-sourced for other teams facing similar JIRA inefficiencies and looking for plug-and-play solutions.
π Key Automations
- π Auto-assign tickets by category or support level
- π Auto-transition statuses via keywords
- π SLA alerts to Slack/email when breached
- β³ Flagging aging or high-priority issues
- π Reopening tickets upon customer comments
- π Dashboard tagging for executive visibility
πΈ Visual Preview
π§ Auto Assignment Rule

π Jira Dashboard Sample

π Priority Notification Flow

π¬ Reopen on Reply

β±οΈ SLA Tracking Dashboard
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π― Support Level Assignment

π Ticket Transition Flow

π€ Who Should Use This?
- Tech support & NOC engineers
- DevOps teams using JIRA
- Project managers looking to reduce SLA risk
π° Related Articles
π Dev.to Post
π From Chaos to Clarity β My Lightweight JIRA Automation Framework (No Plugins, Just Logic)
π Medium Article
π Boosting Productivity with No-Code JIRA Automation β Real-World Samples for Every Team
π Hashnode Blog
π How I Automated JIRA Without Plugins
π Zenodo Journal
π SLA Report Journal @ Zenodo
π§ Author
Arooj Javed
Support Engineer | Automation Enthusiast | Workflow Optimizer
π GitHub | Blog
π License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to fork, use, or adapt for your technical teams.
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