Hi,
What will be the suitable role for second and third support levels
1- JSD agents
2- Jira core/Jira software users
Please note that we have to track OLA (operational level agreement) for second and third support levels.
Thanks
That depends on your preferences and a bit more detail.
You can can make any solution work but some are better than others based on your situation
Hi,
T2/T3 should not communicate to customers. However, we have to track SLA for them (Time to fisrt response/Time to resolution), escalation, access to owened issues only...
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They need to be agents then. Who you train not to use external comments.
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What's the recommantion of Atlassian? JSD or JC/JS? and Why?
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@[deleted],
as Nic indicated, if you want the T2/T3 to be assigned the customer issues and track the, via SLA then you should use JSD and set them up as agents.
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Atlassian recommend Core if you just have issues to track, JSD if you need a service desk, and Software if you're doing anything Agile. If you do have Agile processes and need a Service Desk too, then add both Applications. (Core is the base of all of them, so you always have that)
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It's too generic, I know that...
In other terms, in which cases jira core for T2/T3 levels are more suitable?
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T2/T3 are service request handling functions and hence Jira Service Desk is best suited for them.
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agree w/ Nic here. Core really is best suited for 'business' projects not development or handling customer requests.
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