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Last updated Jun 6, 2023
Smart users
Smart defaults can help you with defining users: initiator, reporter, assignee, creator. You can use the following properties as smart expressions:
[user].displayName- returns user’s name and surname.[user].emailAddress- returns user’s email.[user].timeZone- returns user’s timeZone.[user].accountId- returns user’s account ID.
Tip
The [user] placeholder can be replaced with a user, for example project.lead.displayName, which will show the project leader’s name.
For more information, navigate to Smart projects chapter.
