The connected email accounts on my project on JIRA Service Management is xxx@aa.com.
How can I configure my project for not creating a ticket when my adress xxx@aa.com is in copy of the customer email and not the main recipient of the email ?
Thank you for your answers,
Regards
Hello @Maxime Nedeau
Welcome to the community!!
This feature is currently not available with the native Jira Service Management. That being said, there are plugins available that helps extending the native email functionality and help with this.
You might have success when using the Enterprise Mail Handler for Jira. But I personally have not used or implemented this.
Thanks you for the answer !
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Hello @Maxime Nedeau,
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
When using a custom email address on a Service project, the emails from the inbox will be read by Jira and a ticket will be created.
With this said, as the emails land in the inbox even if the address is in copy and not the main recipient, Jira will read it in order to create a new ticket.
Google and Microsoft custom emails
Jira Service Management looks for messages in your inbox that:
- are unread, and;
- were received after your email account and service project were linked
Emails using POP
Jira Service Management looks for messages in your inbox that:
- have the Deleted flag set to false; and
- were received after your email account and service project were linked
Emails using IMAP
Jira Service Management looks for messages in your inbox that:
- have the Deleted and Seen flags set to false; and
- were received after your email account and service project were linked
If you have any other questions regarding this matter, please let us know.
Kind regards,
Angélica
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