This template watches Jira for new issues and records each one as a Mixpanel event. Use it for Jira Service Management request volume as well as regular Jira issues.
Map issue key, summary, reporter, and status onto the Mixpanel event. Connect Jira and Mixpanel, then put the Mixpanel token on the Mixpanel connection.
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The scenario starts when Jira creates an issue, including new service requests.
Mixpanel records the event with issue key, summary, reporter, and status from the trigger.
Add a Jira connection for the site that receives new issues or service requests.
Add a Jira trigger for new issues. Limit it to the project you care about if you only want that queue.
Add a Mixpanel connection and paste your Mixpanel project token there.
Track a Mixpanel event such as Jira Issue Created. Map issue key, summary, reporter, and status as event properties.
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