A yandexTracker project from a feature description — with tasks and sub-tasks

You describe the feature in a form, a helper invents the tasks and sub-tasks and creates a ready project in the board, and a link arrives by email.

  • All it takes is one feature description in a form
  • The tasks and sub-tasks are invented for you
  • The whole project is created in the board
  • A link to the ready project arrives by email
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Set it upScriptera

How it works

To pass leads from yandexTracker to Microsoft Outlook automatically, use a ready-made scenario — no manual copying, no lost leads.

  1. Starts when: When clicking ‘Test workflow’
  2. Then: Project Naming
  3. Then: Set Jira URL
  4. Then: Check Project Key & Get Status ID
  5. Then: Create Project
  6. Then: Get Status ID
  7. Then: Split Out4
  8. Check: Filter
  9. Then: Limit2
  10. Then: Jira Story Status ID
  11. Check: Jira Issue ID
  12. Then: Jira Story Generator
  13. Then: Split Out
  14. Then: Limit
  15. Check: Loop Over Items
  16. Then: Aggregate
  17. Then: Gmail - Send Notification
  18. Then: Create Story
  19. Then: Set Array Sub Tasks
  20. Then: Split Out1
  21. Check: Merge
  22. Then: Execute Sub-task creator Workflow
  23. Check: Filter1
  24. Then: Limit3
  25. Then: Jira Sub-task Status ID
  26. Starts when: On form submission
  27. Then: OpenAI Chat Model
  28. Then: Structured Output Parser
  29. Then: Structured Output Parser1
  30. Starts when: When Executed by Another Workflow
  31. Check: Loop Over Items1
  32. Then: Create Sub Task

You can launch this yandexTracker + Microsoft Outlook integration in Scriptera: describe the task in plain words — the scenario is built, launched and monitored for you.

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