Hello, we have many clients that use Jira and are raising lots of different requests. Typically they are e-mailing in and those e-mails automatically generate new issues. However, client e-mails are often lacking information. So, at least for New Hire requests, we'd like to explore the Jira Service Desk Portal as an option. And to prevent confusion for a given client, we'd like to hide requests/request types from certain users/groups
As I understand it, we can hide the request, and then give the client a URL link to that request type. And, perhaps an add-in from the Atlassian marketplace provides something that will work for this scenario.
My question is: Is there a way to have certain requests visible to certain users/groups and hidden for others?
Or, has anyone developed an effective method of handling requests that require lots of specific information from the client?
Thanks very much,
-Jake B.
Hi Jake,
At this time the only App that allows request type hiding is Extension for Jira SErvice Desk. Recommend it highly.
Susan
Hi Susan, thanks for the recommendation to this one: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1212161/extension-for-jira-service-desk?hosting=cloud&tab=pricing
Although, perhaps you have some insight about this scenario. With Jira, how might you go about handling requests from different companies that require lots of specific information?
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Hi Jake,
The same app can also hide fields by group if that helps.
Susan
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Hi Susan,
There must be some way to organize Jira Service Desk Portal requests for different companies without an extension.
Do you have an insight about how it would look?
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Hi Jake,
We have many organizations and grappled with this and the only way we did it was with Extension for JSD.
The only way I know how to do it OOB is to provide separate service desk projects per organization.
Susan
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Please provide an answer that does not involve paying for an extension
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