Additional Fields are greyed out when you configure Issue ID with a pill in "Update Issue" action in Flow Designer for Jira Spoke DescriptionYou are creating an "Update Issue" Action in Jira. You are configuring the Issue ID with a pill, like in the attached printscreen. You are noticing that the Additional Fields is greyed out (see same printscreen) Note: For the case in which your Issue ID contains the static Issue ID in Jira please follow this article.ResolutionTo overcome this, you will need to add an action in the flow before the Update Issue action. This action will take name values as inputs. In the input of the newly generated action (name value), name name is a field name in Jira and value is whichever value you would like to attribute to the field 1. In Flow Designer press "Create New Action" 2. Then press "Create Input" and 3. Add Input Variables as in the model below 4. You then press the "+" sign in the Action Outline and select from "Utilities" the "Script" option 5. Fill in the Input Variables and the Script, and Output Variables as below: 6. In the "Outputs" of the "Action Outline" you would have your Action Output defined as in the below mode: 7. You then create an action prior to "Update Issue" ( in this example called "generate_additionalfields") 8. You are now ready to drag and drop the "Encoded query" value in the Additional fields. To test this you would create an Issue in Jira, (called DP-16 in this example) And in ServiceNow you would populate the description of your record as the Jira record name ( in this case DP-16) You should then see a Success Message Additional InformationThe script used in the current example, on Step number 5 is the following: (function execute(inputs, outputs) {var nameValues;var nvalues = inputs.nameValues;try {nameValues = JSON.parse(nvalues);} catch (e) {nameValues = JSON.parse(nvalues.replace(/\\/g, ‘’));}var keys = Object.keys(nameValues);var encodedQuery = “”;for (var i = 0; i < keys.length - 1; i++) {encodedQuery += keys[i] + “=” + nameValues[keys[i]] + “^”;}encodedQuery += keys[i] + “=” + nameValues[keys[i]];outputs.encoded_query = encodedQuery;})(inputs, outputs);