Is it possible for our customers to receive a confirmation email from Jira when they create tickets via our Help Center, confirming that the ticket has been created?
Hi @Antonia
I saw your reply on the disabled default notification.
Just create an automaton rule for this and set a condition to only do this if a user is not in a group, set this group to the value where you as agents are in.
This to make sure their will be no confirmation if any of the agents creates ab issue.
It could slowly become a lot with all the rules. We're already getting pretty close to the limit, and if the rule is always executed when a new ticket is created, I think it will be too much. But I'll take a look at it and try to come up with something.
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Hi @Antonia
In your project settings / Notifications / Customer Notifications, you should be able to enable customer notification for created request.
I hope this can help you.
Kind regards,
Julien
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that's right, thanks for your help.
However, we always receive an email when we send our customers' emails to Jira ourselves. This is a bit annoying because we work with email distribution lists, and then the entire distribution list is notified that we have created a ticket. That's why we have disabled this feature. Is there no other way to ensure that only individual people or only those who create a ticket in the Help Center receive an email?
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I'm not sure but, my guess would be to check the internal notifications settings: in your project settings / Notifications / Internal Notifications.
There is a setting for notification of created request.
Kind Regards,
Julien
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I don't think that's the right setting, because you can't enter our distribution list there. There's some email address in there, but it's with the Atlassian domain.
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