Is there anyway on service desk 2 to achieve the following:
1) Record or assign a customer to a particular "company" ideally we would like to use the account field - which I think may actually be a tempo field unless I am mistaken. We already use that for reporting on chargeable time.
2) Allow users from the same company to see their issues.
3) Restrict access to seeing all issues for the company to that company's manager
Neal
Hi Neal,
I have the same need of your 1) point , I think that the question is treated in JSD-270 .
please see it.
Regards.
Hi Steven thanks for your reply
my requirement is as follows
1) Multiple customers with multiple employees use the same service desk portal.
2) We use Tempo timesheets that has a field (Account) to identify issues that belong to company1. company2 etc
I was wondering if there was a way when setting up customers on Service Desk (who are employees of comapany1) to specify which account they belong to? I don't really want a drop down list on the portal screen where the customer has to choose their company each time they log an issue.
Maybe a question for the tempo guys.
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Hmm, I'm not too sure how to accomplish this. You're right, this is a good question for the Tempo employees and as such I have retagged your Question with the appropriate addon tag. If I figure something out I'll post back.
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This is exactly how we are using TEMPO, JIRA Service Desk and the Account Field... we'd love to have the functionality you've identified as well @Neal Byrne ...
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If you're still looking for this, check out Insight by Riada. I'm currently looking to see if there is another way besides Insight to do this, how I found this question.
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Has anyone had any luck with this?
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Yes, yes there is. For items two and three you may use the Security Levels to assign conditions for group companies and their managers to see issues.
For the first item, I am not sure I understand. You want an easier way to add users to a company?
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