Hi all,
is it possible to get an E-Mail notification from the Jira Service Desk (maybe to our Support E-Mail Adress or the myself) when our Customer created a new Ticket?
I ask this because we do not have the Explorer with the Jira application open all the time. We are a small business and the Jira is only incidental. So we can not always keep an eye on it.
Therefore, it would be totally awesome if we would get an info that a new ticket was created. Either by e-mail or how you could possibly solve this. I'm looking forward to solutions.
Thank you very much for the help
In my company the user complained about too much email. What we did then instead is integrate it with Slack. So, when a ticket is created that match a specific JQL a message with a ticket link is created on a Slack channel.
If you prefer the old way then simply modify the notification schema associated with your project.
Cheers
Per
I can not finde that in my Settings. Where is that setting?
I have got a Service Desk Projekt of the new generation. Iam not finding the point where I can say that the System should send me a E-Mail that a Customer has just opened a new Ticket
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Looks like it is not yet enabled on the new generation service desk projects :/ https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-desk-cloud/docs/what-are-jira-service-desk-next-gen-projects/
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Sorry, just a normal user like you. "coming soon" can be 2-12 months depending in what order they decide to develop and release the features.
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Hi Kai
What did you end up using to solve this?
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