Hi,
We have Helpdesk JIRA Service Management Project "Canon IT Helpdesk" and Request Types are Access, Issues, Change, Incident, and Training.
How to achieve this requirement?
Thank You!!
Hi @Samuel Gatica _ServiceRocket_
Based on your answer, i have created a automation rule.
When issue is create in Helpdesk project then move the issue to jira software project.
But here 2 tickets are created. One is in Helpdesk project and 2nd ticket is in software project.
But my requirement is When ticket is created in Helpdesk project then move the created ticket to JIRA software project. I don't want same tickets in multiple places.
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Jira Cloud doesn't currently support using automation to move issues.
Please refer to the following article to assist you in achieving your objectives.
Move an issue to another project using automation
Best regards
Sam
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@Chandra Mouli Bollareddy, moving the ticket from the service desk to a Jira Software project would turn it invisible for the customer who created it in the first place. That is something you usually would not want, unless you don't want to communicate with your customer anymore after he/she creates a ticket.
That is why @Samuel Gatica _ServiceRocket_ in his automation rule creates a linked issue in the first place. Your software team can manage it further, but you can still communicate with your customer (if needed) about progress through the service desk ticket.
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