Using chained RINT REST integration actions is a powerful way of creating complex integrations with ease. A chained action will operate on the same issue(s) as the parent action. The chained, child action, will have the possibility to use the response from the parent action as variables.
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Example:
- Create a parent action that triggers on newly created issues for a Jira Service Desk project and does something, I.e. creates a new confluence page using fields from the newly created Jira issue.
- Create a child action that comments back to the issue using the response from the previous action to provide a link in the comment to the newly created Confluence page.
- I.e create another child action that changes the status of the issue.
- And so on...
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