Has anyone determined Atlassian's reasoning for obfuscating work items created by an agent in CSM? Their documentation explicitly states that their portal visibility is only for items created via external channels.
I understand that I can still make the tickets myself but I am losing the option to encourage self service the next time they interact with us. I can't link to where they can manage their request. I can't tell them "Return to the portal and view the outcome if you ever need to reference it again". Nothing - no carrot.
Just allow me to attach the darn form or whatever supposed magic there is so I can manage work and include my customers in the process.
Hello and welcome to Atlassian Community @Rachel Wolf
What should I say? What you pointed out is a known product limitation, but CSM is a new "baby," so I'm sure this will be addressed sooner or later.
It's definitely a frustrating gap, and absolutely worth flagging to Atlassian.
Best,
Arkadiusz 🤠
While I understand gaps and missing features (I work in the customer experience part of a software development company) this feels like shipping an email client that only accepts messages from external email addresses.
Does it do a task? Yes. Does it have an arbitrary and unnecessary boundary that negatively impacts the product? Also yes.
I haven't seen anything that suggests that there is an intent to reverse this weird line in the sand. It's honestly blocking my adoption of this "baby" (I feel embryo is a more appropriate term).
If you have seen that there is a speck of regret on the release of this half solution please do point me in the right direction so I can relentlessly upvote. I would prefer to stay in the Atlassian sphere to better interface with out engineers but not at the expense of customer experience or my sanity.
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