Time in Status Trigger
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Asher Thompson
I'd like to have an automation that is triggered by the time in a status. For example: When task has been in Review status for 5 days, add tag.
Another example for user support: When task is In Progress status for 10 days, send email template.
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Yanglyn Ou
I like the idea of if status is X and time in status is X hours/days then trigger X. So basically:
If Status is Stuck (for example) and Time in Status is 4 Days -> Then Add A Comment
Thilo Klingebiel
#1 is what we need
Lou Reed
No. one is what we're after. Number two is also useful, but only a bit LOL
Denia Hernández
#1 is top what we need, #2 would just be ok thanks.
Zach
Question for this group...
I think there are two asks here:
- New trigger - Time in Status is...
- New Condition - Time in Status is...
If we were able to release #2 (New Condition) faster, would you find that valuable or not? We think there's a quicker path to get something out here but I also realize there's probably more utility with having the trigger shipped. Maybe I'm wrong though.
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Let me know!
Alex Rizea
Zach #1 would definitely be more desirable, but if #2 can be done faster that would still be great, as we can work around with a scheduled trigger (every day) to get to a similar result.
Jonathan Lefebvre
Zach #1 would be best. #2 is a great addition.
Natcho Angelo
Zach Voting Team #1
Vlad Nedelcu
Zach for my use case, #1 is crucial
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Joseph Thomas
Zach the #1 would be best , but if #2 can be released faster then that would be good too.
Sam
Zach #2 would be valuable, but #1 would still be needed for sure.
Peter Krzyzek
Zach Agreed with the group: #1 ideal, but having the second idea sooner would be great and let us do more then enough workarounds to make it work.
Reuben Helmuth
Zach, I agree that both are needed, but if #2 can come faster by itself, I’m great with that as long as #1 doesn’t get totally sidelined.
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Alain Hervás
#1 would be best. #2 if #1 is not forgotten forever
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Gina Hanks
Zach #1 is the most crucial for our use case.
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Karoline Kautz
Zach For us #2 (new condition) would be most important. Particularly if we can freely set a number of days.
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Shawn Clement
Zach #1 is great and 2 is a great addition
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Megan Justice
Zach #2 would be amazing. It's a great addition and I would make use of it (only do a thing if time in status is less then or greater than X).
#1 would be more useful. But #2 is highly supportive.
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Lauren Stead
Zach voting for #1, but we could theoretically work with #2.
edit: wanted to chime in to agree with above comments that if #2 is implemented for dev speed, please do not forget/sideline #1!
Kylen Downs
Zach Similar to other responses here. #1 would be ideal but #2 would work, albeit a little more effort to implement effectively in our use case.
Marcelo Tavares
Zach #1 is what we need #2 is a great addition.
Marge
Zach No. 2 would be great for us already! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
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Eric Carson
Zach I vote for both. It's mutually supportive.
Susan Sloan
Alain Hervás yes, this exactly :)
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Crystal Dunn
Zach, echoing the majority - 2 would be great and will help alleviate the problem we are looking to solve but there will be use cases where 1 will be preferred.
Shahen Halebian
Zach #1 would be better, but do number 2 first if you can get it done faster. For number one, there is a work around, but you have to create a custom field for each status. Create a date custom field, trigger the date when the status is set or changes to a certain status. Then, use the automation "# of days/weeks/months/hours after/before the custom field date". This is basically #1, so if you can just have it as an automation option instead of needing to create a bunch of custom fields, that would be great!
Carlos Leon
Zach faster the better
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Miles
Zach #1 my lord!
Liesl Ludeke
Zach yes to #2
Kristina Graham
Zach I vote for both! Open for either option if they can't be released together, but both would be such game changers. Thanks for asking!
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Reuben Andrews
Zach #1
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Rebecca Julius
Zach #1 is the only one that would be useful for me here, but I appreciate that you're working towards it either way.
Zach
Hey thanks everyone!
I think we'll continue forward with releasing #2 as we can get that done sooner. Trying to get wins where we can while still focussing on our larger initiatives for Automations! Working on it now.
Yanglyn Ou
Zach This doesn't make quite as much sense to me because when a task is created, it will by default have been in a whatever status you choose for 0 days. I added a comment before seeing this saying:
"I like the idea of if status is X and time in status is X hours/days then trigger X. So basically:
If Status is Stuck (for example) and Time in Status is 4 Days -> Then Add A Comment"
Kristina Graham
This is an important feature that my team is in desperate need of. It would be great to specifically tag an assignee if a task has been in a certain status for a certain amount of days, and the tag would act as a reminder.
Susan Sloan
I would like to add my voice to this request, it's a real pain-point for me in managing support tasks.
Sam Grant
Any Updates Luci N.? Do you know where/when this is in the timeline, as it seems like a few people are asking for the feature 😁
Shahen Halebian
This is hugely needed. There are so many uses cases for having this as a trigger, and as I understand how automations are built, this doesn't seem too complicated to create.
Philippe GUERIN
I hope too
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