A project of IT support.
There are 2 administrators in this project. One of them can see the queues but other admins see issues instead of queues.
Hi @Vugar Jafarov ,
Queues are visible if only user has got Service Project Agent permission.
Go to Project settings > Permissions and check if both users have it.
Kate
Hi, @Katarzyna
Thank you for your reply.
Both users have Administrator permission, The question is why one of them can see the queues but another one is not
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Check also if both users are in Project Role (Service Desk Team). Have they an application access to Jira Service Management?
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@Katarzyna They do.
We both can see the task. But other admin see it like an issue, but I see it like a queue
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Go to global settings (cog icon in the top navigation) > User management. In the Users section find you and your colleague. Click on the name and the profile with these settings should be opened.
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@Katarzyna - great problem solving skills!
@Vugar Jafarov - glad it is working for you now!
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You can use the permission helper to see what permissions a user has for a particular issue:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/use-the-jira-admin-helper/
From there, you can see if you're missing the required permission and what to do to get that permission
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Hi, @Liam Green I did it as it is shown in the link you sent. But still the same. We both can see the task. But other admin see it as an issue, but I see it as a queue
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If you go into Project settings > People, do both admins show as having the same rules?
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Could you provide a screenshot of that for us? You can blank out names, and highlight the two relevant people if that helps.
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Can you give both users 'service desk team' access and see if that helps?
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The screenshot only shows an 'admin' role...do you have a separate role for 'service desk team'?
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I think the best thing to do then is reach out to Atlassian support - they are better placed to investigate the individual instance and see if it is a fault or settings mismatch.
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