We're having an issue where a new ticket is raised every time we receive an email that someone else replies to.
Example: Jerry emails service desk with an issue, cc'ing Alice and John. This creates a ticket. Now Alice replies all, this creates a new issue in the service desk rather than as a comment in the already created ticket.
How can I fix this?
Hello Leena,
Welcome to the community! This usually is a permissions issue where the customer doesnt have permission to share the request. Please see below and hopefully it resolves your issue. If not, let me know and we can try a couple more things.
Service Desk customers don't have permissions to share request with other people.
In Jira Service Desk, only the issue reporter, the request participants and members of the organization which the ticket is shared with, are the customers who can comment on the ticket. That said, make sure that customers have permissions to add other people to the request.
Go to Service Desk Project > Project settings > Customer permissions (or Service Desk Project > Project settings > Channels > Customer permissions if it's a Next-gen project)
Set the permission Who can customers share requests with? to Any customer by typing or Any customer by searching.
By changing the above, anyone who is CC'd in the original email will be added as a Request participant of the ticket, receiving the permission to have their responses processed as comments of the request.
Thanks Edwin,
I tried the suggest setting above, however I still see the same issue with duplicated tickets for replies :).
Happy to try any other suggestions you may have?
Thanks
Leena
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I have the same issue. Changed these settings and thus the CC'd people were added as participants, but still if the participant replies - new ticket is created.
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I have the exact same issue described above. Please help!
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I have the same issue as well. How to solve this?
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In Jira Service Management, only the issue reporter, the request participants and members of the organization which the ticket is shared with, are the customers who can comment on the ticket. That said, make sure that customers have permissions to add other people to the request.
Go to Service Management Project > Project settings > Customer permissions (or Service Management Project > Project settings > Channels > Customer permissions if it's a Next-gen project)
Under Customer sharing, select the option Customers can search for other customers within their organizations, or manually enter the email address of other customers within their project or Customers can search for other customers within their project or organizations.
The selected settings will also allow existing customers to add new customers to the project by:
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you need to check "browse project" permission. it should have administrators/service desk team only.. remove other users and try it.
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