We are running service desk with customer permissions set to only allow a customer with project access to be able to raise a ticket via the email channel. Currently, when a customer who hasn't got access and tries to log a ticket, the issue will obviously not be recorded and a ticket not generated.
So when a request has been sent to this mail box, service desk has been set up with, it would delete the request from the mail box and a ticket would be raised in service desk.
Now the question is this: as a project admin or even jira admin, i'd like to be able to go somewhere (be it an add-on, app or setting viewing) and view unsuccessfully processed tickets, and grant those (potential) customers access to the service desk project, then re-initiate the request so the ticket would be generated. so i'd like to have the project lead/admin or jira admin use their discretion and initiative to grant access. this way, we would be sure that non-malicious mails get filtered.
it there a add-on or setting or option somewhere in jira or the service desk project i can go and view unsuccessfully processed mails? or is a add-on available on marketplace that would step in as a kind of handler, and keep copies of mails that had gone the route of mail requests, and kept copies of those mails?
Hi Etienne,
Currently, when using the default mail handler, it's not possible to access the inbox of the email and the add-ons won't take this information as well.
In this case, you can use a custom email address for you to be able to check the emails that were not processed or check the logs (Jira settings > Products > Email requests) to see who sent the email and once the account is created, ask them to send it again.
We have feature requests suggesting the ability to send a notification when the handler can't create or update issues:
- https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-818
- https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-988
Please, click on vote and watch to receive updates about the features.
Regards,
Angélica
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