How can I set up a field that my customer can use for tagging tickets and they can use that for searching as well.
I was thinking about using Labels and tried this out. It seems that support team can use this but my customer can't.
Hi @ktran ,
I think you'll be able to do that, I managed to create a custom field of type "Labels" and used that successfully over 2 customers reporting tickets in the portal.
The out of the box Labels field may not work so I recommend creating a new one.
Let me know if that works.
Cheers,
Radu
Thanks Radu for your suggestion. I will try that out and see if it works.
The existing label field that Jira has does not for customer, only for supporting team. I tried that.
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I created a new field of type labels. It does not work even though it is a field that the customer filled out.
When the customer display the list of tickets submitted by their organization, and he/she enter a key word in the search field, where does it look? It does not look at this new label field I just created.
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The search box looks at summary.
For sure it wouldn't look at custom fields, I think I read that they wanted to search the label fields instead of the whole reported list of tickets.
I now understand that you want each user to have the option of a "category" based search when they have many issues.
the only workaround/fix I can think of is putting that in brackets in the summary which is less than optimal.
Cheers,
Radu
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Not sure how I can do a better job of describing my question.
The search box looks at the Summary, the Description and Response to Customer.
I already thought of using the Summary which is not a fix but it is the only option I have.
Thank you for your answers.
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