We have a free Jira Software license to enable kanban boards in JSM. As an admin/owner of the board I am able to see it and access it via the left side menu in JSM. Other users who have a JSM and Jira Software license are able to access it via an URL provided, but can't see/view the board in the left side menu of JSM.
So my question is: How do I make this shortcut of the KanBan visible to other users?
Melle,
I've added a shortcut to a kanban board on my JSM project. I've added another of my accounts as an agent to this project. I can confirm that my second account is able to see this shortcut and press it.
Which role do your colleagues have inside this project?
My colleagues have the role as agent inside the project. Still not able to see the shortcut..
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You can't place a board on a JSM project. Jira won't let you do that. You can only place it on a jira software project. I wonder how you were able to do that. Can you please share a screenshot?
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Hi @Alex Koxaras _Relational_,
As I said, I made a shortcut to the board in the JSM project (as shown in the screenshot). Only this shortcut is only available to me now (admin) and not to regular users of JSM/Jira Software.
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No, you didn't exactly said that in the beginning of your sentence, but anyway, I understood now what you've done. According to the documentation, any shortcuts you place are available to all users who have project access.
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It's weird because the users that need to see the shortcut have access to the project.
With other users I mean regular users. They all have the same role in the project. The users that I am referring to, have a valid license for our Jira instance, JSM as well as Jira Software.
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One more question.
If you try to add a shortcut on a jira software project, is it visible to the other users (the same as previous case)?
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Because it's the free version of Jira Software I can't change project roles. If the user is an administrator it's able to see the shortcut.
But let's take a look at this problem from a different perspective. Let go Jira Software and the kanban board shortcut and just focus on JSM.
I looked at shortcuts in general, just what it describes in the documentation you shared. To clear up ambiguity: I have created a shortcut in a JSM project for a random website, it's not visible to other users. It's only visible to administrators. So we would have to look at what causes that users (with a general role as Agents) can't see the shortcut.
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Go to permissions scheme and see which permissions the agent role doesn't have, that an admin has.
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I can't seem to find the cause of this problem in the permission scheme. The difference in permission is that admins have the permission to manage projects, but this isn't a permission we want to give our users.
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