Hi Community,
I have a very little experience in Jira and I work in a small Team that is managing both Development and support ticketing
This unique team is working with two different input workflows.
1) Development - new jobs are managed through Jira tasks and subtasks enter by admin or dev people
2) Service Support - customer send emails to an email address which creates tickets in a well known third party application. Further replies, back and forth from/to customers, are managed in this third party software.
From my point of view this is not efficient as, as I said, the team is small and we don't have dedicated people for support.
I think would be more efficient to have a unique queue, tagging tickets in Jira as "bugs", in a unique dev/support work queue.
What do u think about this approach?
Of course I know that Jira service Desk is build for support queue, but it would be anyway a second and dedicated queue that do not give me a complete overview of the workload of the team.
Anyone of you have similar needs and which solution applied?
Thank you!!
Hi @Sigismondo Freud - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
You could actually still use Jira Service Desk (JSD) to handle the incoming support tickets as you mentioned because it is probably the best tool to do things like that.
But then you can create a board that shows both JSD projects and regular Classic Software projects (probably what you use for your Development tasks) all in the same board. You could use a common workflow and map your statuses to your board.
That way you see both types in the board. And then create some Quick Filters to hide one or the other based on Issue Types and/or Components.
Hi @Sigismondo Freud ,
It seems like we have a perfect solution for you:
Also, with the app you can create:
We ourselves use it. Here are our support forum and feedback forums.
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No one have experience on this?... Thank you
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