Hello,
we have multiple projects in JSM and do not want every customer to be able to access them all. We need to allow any customer to create an account as we do not know in advance who needs to be added to a project.
The issue is that when a customer raises a ticket via email it is automatically added to the customer list with Service Desk Customer role and then has access to any project in the portal.
We have created multiple project role so we can add them to the JSM Management Permission scheme.
The missing bit is to automatically assign this project role when a customer creates the tickets via email.
My question is: Is that the way to do it or is there another way for customer that send an email to be customer to ONLY the project they sent an email to?
Thanks.
Fanny
Hi there. You can set up automation rules within JSM to achieve this. When a customer raises a ticket via email, you can trigger an automation rule that automatically adds the customer to a specific project role within the project they sent the email to.
Hi @Patricia Modispacher _appanvil_ ,
Thank you for this. Sorry I'm new, I did not find this option in the automation.
Do you mind explaining a but more ?
Thanks
Fanny
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Sorry for the late reply. I was on sick leave, @Fanny Vachet.
Maybe you'll find some guidiance here: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/automation-template-library#/rule-list?systemLabelId=all&page=1&pageSize=20&sortKey=name&sortOrder=ASC
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There is a suggestion that will help with this.
Separate access control for the portal vs email submission
Once the 2 access rights are separated I hope you'd be able to set a group for portal access and then use automation to assign a group to a user.
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