Hey,
I'm trying to work with WhatsApp Connector for Jira (Twilio) extension but it doesn't work.
I went over the guides they mentioned in their documentation but still not be able to get a ticket when someone send the business number a message.
Can anyone help me with that? screen share will be perfect if it's possible
Regards,
Laham
Hello @Muhamad Laham ,
Sorry you faced such issues, but some reasons arise on why you're not receiving a new ticket in your JSM project.
Hope that helped and if any other question arises please submit a ticket and our dedicated team will assist you to solve your issue.
Best Regards!
Hello @Muhamad Laham , Are you still facing an issue with WhatsApp Connector for Jira? Could you please submit a ticket and our dedicated team will assist you to solve your issue?
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Hi @Muhamad Laham ,
Have you been able to solve your issue? We have a great live chat app for Jira Service Management that supports integration with WhatsApp and doesn't require 3rd party software. If you are open to considering new apps, please take a look at Chat for JSM by Appfire, it should meet your needs.
Let me know if you'd like to discuss it in detail.
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Hi Muhamad,
Hope all is well. I cant help you with Whatsapp connector, but I can help you with OmniChat for Jira which integrates whatsapp or sms into Jira.
The marketplace app Omnichat for Jira Service Management is the answer https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1223887/omnichat-for-jira-service-management
It provides SMS and WhatsApp integration
It is also powered by the biggest API global leader Infobip.
Atlassian recently released a Success Story on Infobip https://www.atlassian.com/customers/infobip
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@Malina Bičvić , thanks for your reply, I'm trying to find a solution where I don't need to use a code, what I need is to provide my customers a WhatsApp number where they can reach us to support them, and once they send a message, a ticket should be opened in the JSM
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Yes what you have mentioned is the use case that OmniChat fits. A whatsapp number is provided to your clients and they can reach you via that number and a ticket is created wihin Jira, please see below
If you would like I can help you as I can show you a demo of OmniChat.
If you like you can send me an email malina.bicvic@veniture.hr :)
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