Examples of smart values for automation
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Smart values let you access data from users, groups, and other objects in your automation rules.
These automation values fall into two categories: Compatible values and Advanced formatting.
Compatible values are context-aware and recommended smart values based on your rule. Use Advanced formatting values for complex operations and customizations; these may require additional syntax. For advanced formatting smart values, see Smart values in Atlassian Automation.
The following are examples of smart values you can use for each category. It is not a complete or fixed list of all smart values.
Available Compatible smart values:
Object | Property | Description |
|---|---|---|
User | {{event.user.id}} | Returns the User ID associated with the event. |
| {{event.user.authPolicyId}} | Returns the authentication policy ID. |
| {{event.user.domain}} | Returns the domain ID. |
| {{event.user.managedAccountStatus}} | Returns the account status of the user. |
| {{event.user.externalDirectoryIds}} | Returns a list of IdP directories of which the user is a member. |
Organization | {{event.org.id}} | Returns the organization ID of the user. |
SCIM | {{event.scim.externalDirectoryId}} | Returns the directory in which this event has occurred. |
| {{event.scim.enabled}} | Returns whether SCIM is enabled. |
Group | {{event.groupChangeDetails.groupId}} | Returns the Group ID associated with the action that has occurred. |
Identity Change | {{event.identityChangeDetails.action}} | Returns the ALS Update Action. |
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