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×Hello,
I would like to open Jira to our clients and therefore let them see the ticket where field client = client name and label != internal
What to you recommend to do it.
Check the issue security feature of Jira for this use case -> https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-issue-security-schemes/
You could set some automation to apply the security level on an issue if the field conditions are met.
Hello @Fazila Ashraf thanks for your answer.
Is there a way to edit all the ticket to update the correct security level and also be sure that all ticket created are automatically added with the correct security level?
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Hi @Rémy Marchal ,
You can make use of Bulk Change and update the issue security for the existing tickets.
In case if you are not able to set issue security for tickets, then see the cause and workaround mentioned in https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/unable-to-bulk-edit-security-level-397803924.html
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ok for existing but I don't want other user to manually select the security level.
Is there some automation I can setup that would automatically set the issue security so client is able to see it after it's created?
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You can setup automation that gets triggered on every new create that sets the security level based on the data that is filled in the ticket during creation.
Also, there is a free skill builder course that explains on how to set such systems for different use cases - https://university.atlassian.com/student/activity/817156-issue-security-in-jira-asb-152-course-description
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