Context :
We have a customer with its email added to two different organizations, for sake of e.g. we call them OrgA and Org B
What we did, is to remove the email from OrgB, because we do not want this customer to be creating service tickets attached to OrgB.
We then asked that customer to send email to support channel in order to open a test ticket.
Expected behaviour
We expected to see new ticket to be in OrgA only.
Actual behaviour
Ticket got opened in OrgB and customer got automatically added to Org B.
Why is this happening despite us removing the customer from OrgB?
The only workaround we could come to is to delete the entire Org and recreate without that customer in that org - this is not an acceptable way to handle this when there is an option to remove the customer from an org
Are all the users are able to see the ticket or just the one who created the ticket?
The one who created the ticket should be able to see the ticket, even though you have removed customers from an org.
For this to change you need to modify corresponding customer permissions.
Thanks,
Pramodh
Hi @Pramodh M thanks what we are looking to do is that the user should not be added back to the same org from which it was removed.
Yes after they get added back they can see all the tickets in that org
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Hi @Sushant Pandey, this is odd. Organizations don't get assigned automatically by default—unless your global configuration is set to "new requests automatically be shared with a customer's organization," but even though it shouldn't assign to an organization the customer doesn't belong to. I've seen a similar scenario where automation assigned organizations based on the email domain. Have you checked if any automation could be assigning it to the ticket?
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