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JSM Data Center: Request Participants Cannot View Shared Tickets Despite Open Customer Permissions

MidnightExe
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September 16, 2025

Hi Community,

We're facing a issue in our Jira Service Management Data Center project where customers added as "Request Participants" cannot view the tickets they are added to. I've already checked the most common causes but seem to be missing something.

The Scenario:

  1. An colleague adds an existing customer as a Request Participant to a ticket.

  2. The customer correctly receives the email notification about a comment or update.

  3. When the customer clicks the link in the email, they are redirected to the main customer portal page, but the ticket itself does not open, only the main homepage

  4. The ticket also does not appear in the customer's "My Requests" list.

What We've Already Checked:

  1. Customer Permissions: We have verified that the project's "Customer permissions" are set to the most open option: "Any customer or organization, by searching for them in the portal". So, sharing should be allowed.

  2. Issue Security Scheme: We checked the affected ticket, and there is no Security Level set on it. We also checked the project's Issue Security Scheme, and it does not seem to be the cause.

  3. Customer Account: The users being added as participants are active customers within the Service Desk project.

Our Question: What other permission or configuration could be overriding the Customer Permissions and preventing Request Participants from viewing shared tickets?

We are using Jira Service Management Data Center version 10.7.2

Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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Christos Markoulatos
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September 16, 2025

Hi @MidnightExe what I can think of for u to check are the below:

  • Ensure Request Type is set on all issues.
  • Confirm the user is a customer of the project (or in the correct organization).
  • Review Issue Security Scheme for restrictions.
  • Check Customer Permissions and sharing settings.
  • Test with a clean user account to rule out role conflicts.

In my experience the usual culprit for this types of issues is missing Request Type or Issue Security Scheme. check those first, then verify portal access.

Hope this helps and let us know!

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