Hi everyone,
I'm building a workflow in Jira Service Management (Team-managed project) and I’d like to ask for advice on how to manage status visibility between internal users and customers.
Here’s what I’m trying to achieve:
Internally, we want to use three detailed statuses to track progress:
However, for customers viewing the issue in the portal, we want to simplify these three statuses into a single status, like "In Progress", so they don’t see the internal breakdown.
This way, our team can manage the issue in more detail, while customers only see a clean and simple status.
Is there a way to configure this kind of status mapping or visibility control in a Team-managed project?
Any tips or workarounds would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
As a workaround, you could maybe add Select type custom field, called "External status" with those 3 options you mentioned. Plus, have an automation rule which updates this field based on the actual status.
It could work unless there is a lot of logic (notifications, e.g.) that are tied to actual status. Also, I don't know if you can hide the actual status from the interface that your customers see.
Just an idea.
Hi @田中優貴
This is not possible in a Team-managed project, this can only be done in a company-managed project.
To show simplified status names from portal only users, use the option on each request type, via Project settings → Request types → Workflow statuses, but only possible on a company-managed project.
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Hi @田中優貴
As far as I know there is no built-in way to merge multiple internal statuses into one simplified status for customers. What customers see in the portal and notifications is tied to the actual workflow status.
In Team-managed projects, you can rename a status, but that change applies everywhere (internal and portal). There’s no option to have one name internally and a different name for customers. So you can’t group “Investigating,” “Waiting for Info,” and “Fix in Progress” under a single “In Progress” label for customers.
For customer facing projects I wouldn’t recommend team-managed projects as in the future your needs may become more complex, and they don’t yet support many features of the company managed ones.
Hope this helps!
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