Hello,
I have JSM on the cloud and I'm not sure how to treat service requests received by email.
When I receive an email saying that something on my aplication is not working, I should be able to convert it into an incident type.
I couldn't find a way to do that, since all the options listed on the request type combo-box are all refering to service request types.
Am I missing something?
Thank you in advance,
João
Hi @Joao Santos ,
=> In the Jira ticket you can find the Issue type field, inside that field you can change the Issue type as Incident in the ticket.
=> Before that make sure that you have configured Incident Issue type in your service project.
thank you for the quick reply.
Are talking about clicking on the issue icon and change it? I believe that will that lead me into that 'longer' 4 step conversion wizard?
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Hi @Joao Santos ,
Can you make a screenshot for that so that I can understand what type of requirement are you looking for.
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this is the only solution I know... but it requires several steps for each conversion...I was hoping for a simpler way..
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@Joao Santos were you able to figure this out? We're running in to the same issue and the 4-step process is cumbersome. I was thinking about maybe trying to use automation if there wasn't another option.
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