New to the Customer Service Management app? 🌟➡️ Start here! 🌟⬅️

[#1]

Hello everyone!

Welcome to the Customer Service Management app on Atlassian Community! We're so glad you're here.

The Customer Service Management app is Atlassian’s purpose-built customer service solution to help you deliver faster, smarter, personalized external support (available as part of the Atlassian Service Collection). If you’re just getting started, this is a great place to find resources and learn alongside your peers.

🚀 Onboarding 101

Once you’re in the Customer Service Management app, you’ll be able to follow the in-product prompts and see a “Get Started” page to simplify your set up.

⛰️ Where to start

Here’s a few resources we recommend checking out so you can get an overview of the Customer Service Management app and how it helps you reimagine your customer service.

Hot topics	Resources
Datasheet	Get to know Atlassian’s Customer Service Management app with a comprehensive overview. Download datasheet.
Support Documentation	Learn how to set up your team workspace, your support channels, create customer profiles to store important context, build your customer service AI agent, and more. Read documentation.
Demo	Get a quick walkthrough of key features that can help you deliver faster, smarter, and more personalized customer support. Watch demo.
Sign up	Explore more about the Customer Service Management app and sign up. View page.

Many of the people you meet here will be in similar phases of their Customer Service Management app discovery journey. So, go ahead and please introduce yourself below. Make a friend. Build a lifeline.

And don’t forget, we’re here for you too! We want to make sure you have everything you need, whether you’re still exploring the Customer Service Management app or getting up and running and looking to meet your organization’s needs as quickly as possible. Excited to have you on this journey with us!

[Sandra Arday]

After watching the demo it seems CSM is more like JSM. Are they similar in functionality or CSM is replacing JSM

[Frank Montero]

Now that you are forcing CSM on us JSM customers, once you bundle all on Service Collection and enable it in our environment, can we just disable it from our side?
I do not plan paying extra for CSM solutions if we never asked for the tool in the beginning.

[Nicole Pitaro]

Hey @Sandra Arday – Good question! While the Customer Service Management (CSM) app does have a similar UI that’s familiar to existing Jira and Jira Service Management (JSM) users, CSM is a separate app designed specifically for external customer service. Both CSM and JSM are part of Service Collection and have distinct purposes.

JSM is built for IT Service Management (ITSM) and Enterprise Service Management (ESM) use cases. Its focus is on delivering internal employee support and ITIL-aligned practices around change, incident, and asset/configuration management.

Customer Service Management is specially designed for external support to customers, and includes unique dedicated features for customer support use cases, including:

• Enhanced customer context and history

• Multi-channel CS AI conversational agent

• Custom branding

Following the launch of the dedicated Customer Service Management app, we will turn off the CSM template in JSM to reduce confusion as to which solution should be used for external support. This will not impact any existing workflows in JSM.

[Nicole Pitaro]

Hey @Frank Montero – Thanks for your question! We understand there may be parts of Service Collection your organization does not have use for at this time. Pricing for Service Collection remains per agent – you only purchase access for those who need it, and are not paying extra for unused apps. So for example if you have 50 IT support agents who need access to Jira Service Management, you’re buying 50 seats of Service Collection (the same price as you would pay for JSM). Those same 50 agents also have access to CSM at no extra cost, but do not have to access or use that app if not needed. There is no risk of overbuying – you can always come back and add more seats as use cases expand to other teams (HR, CSM, etc.).