As an agent of Jira Service Management, you spend much of your day bouncing between queues, juggling request priorities and chasing SLAs. Triaging requests is frequently a collaborative process where time is of the essence, so in an attempt to increase productivity, you create another queue. Then another, and one more while you are at it. Instead of one more queue slice and dice request, you wish you could filter and sort existing queues inline.
Smart Queues for Jira Service Management enables agents to save time and increase productivity by sorting, filtering, and searching for issues in their existing JSD queues.
Smart queues are based on configured queues in the Service Management project. The issues, fields, and initial issue sort order are taken from the native queue. |
Once Smart Queues for Jira Service Management is installed, administrators and agents can navigate to the app by selecting the Smart Queues icon from the side panel. Smart Queues will work with all existing queues that your user account has permission to access.
You can easily navigate to or between queues by clicking the down chevron in the table header. There is no need for additional configuration because Smart Queues for Jira Service Management is already aware of your existing queues.
Smart Queues for Jira Service Management provides users with single- or multi-column sorting and maintains your sorting preferences even after you leave the page.
Clicking on any column header will sort the queue by that column. A→ z and Z→ a
You can sort on more than one column by holding the SHIFT key (MAC and Windows) while clicking a column header. As you select multiple columns to sort, Smart Queues will maintain a sort hierarchy based on the order of your selections. For example, if you sort by Request Type and Status, Smart Queues will first sort all of the request types, then sort the different statuses within each request type.
Easily remove sorting criteria by clicking on the expanded menu option button in the upper right-hand corner and select "Reset Sorting".
Quickly narrow down queues with large lists of requests with powerful filtering options.
Text-based columns include typeahead capabilities, which allow you to filter by one or more data points across multiple columns or search for a specific keyword or phrase to instantly locate specific issues in your queue.
Instantly filter issues by selecting one or more values from any number of column pick lists.
To remove all filters from your current queue, click on the expanded menu option button in the upper right-hand corner and select "Clear Filters".
Jira Service Management administrators can quickly edit the existing queue or add a new queue by clicking on the expanded menu option button in the upper right-hand corner and select "Edit Queue" or "Add New Queue".
To refresh the list of requests within the current queue, click on the expanded menu option button in the upper right-hand corner and select "Refresh Issues".
While reviewing queues in a collaborative setting, you may find that you need additional screen space to display the active set of requests. To hide filters, simply click on the expanded menu option button in the upper right-hand corner and select "Hide Filters".