Hi Everyone,
We are using Jira Service Management and want to keep customer surveys, responses, and reporting entirely inside Jira.
Our requirements are:
Custom survey questions (not just default CSAT)
Ability to limit surveys per customer (for example, max X per month)
Survey responses stored in Jira fields
Agent-wise and monthly reports using Jira dashboards or reporting tools
From what I understand, native JSM customer satisfaction surveys are very limited and do not support customization or advanced reporting.
Is there any supported way to achieve this 100% within Jira without external tools, or is a paid app (e.g., survey or reporting app) the only realistic option?
If an app is required:
Which apps are commonly used for this use case?
How are survey responses typically stored and reported inside Jira?
Looking for practical, production-proven approaches rather than workarounds.
Thanks in Advance
No ootb the only option is to change the question.
For expansion you will need to revert to 3rd party solutions on the Atlassian Marketplace.
Thanks for the response
Which 3rd party app will you suggest to achieve the custom survey?
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See the options, https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?query=survey&product=jira-service-management&hosting=cloud and try them out in your sandbox, to find the one that fits.
I have never liked one of them, so no preference here.
And I think they are expensive.
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I understand that Jira Forms are mainly used to create or update work items.
Is there any out-of-the-box workaround to reuse Jira Forms as a customer feedback or any external survey forms after the ticket is resolved or closed?
Even if it is limited (for example, filling the form on the same ticket or triggering it through automation), I would like to know what is practically possible without using third-party apps.
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Yes, you could create a fomr for this and add this to the request on Closing it.
This form will have to open so customers can edit it.
I would add an extra status to the workflow, that if this form is updated, the request status updated to a non-editable status, like survey form submitted.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I have one concern before proceeding.
Many of our customers do not have Jira Service Management portal access and raise requests only through email.
Given this limitation:
1.Will the Jira Form still be accessible to such customers, or is portal access mandatory?
2.Once the form is submitted, what is the way to retrieve the form data into Jira reports or dashboards?
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They need to access there issue via the portal.
Yes, only if you store the information from the form fields in Jira fields
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Hello @gollapudi sidhvi
There is no supported way to implement fully customizable customer surveys and advanced reporting entirely within Jira Service Management without external apps. A paid survey/reporting app is the only realistic and supported option for this use case.
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Hi @Ugnius Aušra ,
Thank you for the response
Which app will you suggest to achieve the custom survey?
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I've just discovered a new Surveys feature in my JSM space! Looks like it was released in March 2026! It might do some of what you're asking 🤷‍♂️
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/get-started-with-surveys/
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I believe there's something on the EAP for this, i've asked access earlier, but not sure how actively it's being tracked, haven't heard anything yet.
https://earlyaccessprogram.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1255/group/1323/create/11428
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Coming late, but for anyone reading this later: I'd say the choice is usually three-way, not two.
Stay native if all you need is 5-star CSAT, one comment field, and CSV export. JSM's built-in CSAT plus the new native survey feature covers that. You won't get branding, conditional logic, NPS/CES, or embeddable score widgets.
Add a Forge app if any of those matter, or if you want your survey data to stay inside your Atlassian tenant.
Go external (Typeform, SurveyMonkey, etc.) if your team already lives there, or you need things like panel research or multi-product orchestration. Downside is data sprawl, responses sit outside Jira.
For the middle bucket, a few Forge-native options exist, Myra included (which we work on currenlty). Worth trying 2–3 in a sandbox first, reporting depth varies a lot.
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