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Determining an internal comment vs replying to customer

Ross Heatley April 9, 2025

Hi all,

Beginning to use JSM more frequently. One thing I am not able to easily identify is when a comment has been made internally vs replied to the customer. There is no label or distinction between the two. 

There have been a couple of cases where an internal comment has been made thinking it has gone to the customer and we've closed out a ticket with the customer thinking there is no update. 

Hopefully I'm missing something obvious. 

Thanks,

Ross

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Dan Breyen
Community Champion
April 9, 2025

Hi @Ross Heatley when you make a comment internal vs external, do you visually see a difference is JSM?  Internal comments are also usually highlighted with a different background color. They also have an 'internal note' msg next to them

Screenshot 2025-04-09 062708.png

Also, in your JQL, comment.internal will tell you if it's an internal comment.

There is also a change to the GUI where transitions used to default to 'Reply to Customer' but changed to 'Internal Comment'.  That may be what happened in your example.

There are a few tickets with Atlassian to revisit the workflow. These are a couple of them: JSDCLOUD-9463 JSDCLOUD-14319 

If those would help you out, feel free to vote for and watch them. 

Hope that helps.

Ross Heatley April 9, 2025

Hi Dan,

Thanks so much for the help! When we were using 'm' as a shortcut, or replying directly on the portal we couldn't determine where it was going. 

Have voted for both tickets!

Thanks,

Ross

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