I am in the process of setting up a service management project and have a very specific external customer in mind with this question. I have tried testing this out and am not sure if what I want to do is even possible.
Client X uses Jira for logging their own internal issues. In some of their projects, they have automation set up to email whoever the vendor is for that project. Meaning, for my company, an email gets sent directly to our support email (our current process). This is great for when we change as well as this will automatically create a ticket for us in service management. However, the reply will go to the customers Jira automation email (the sender) instead of a real person.
What we are trying to avoid is both parties needing to log in to multiple Jira instances to manage issues. Our current workflow looks like this:
What we would like the workflow to look like:
This would prevent either party needing to manage 2 Jira instances
If I understand what I am seeing, the workflow will be more like this for the customer
So us as the vendor would benefit by no longer managing the customers issues externally, but the customer would now need to log in to 2 Jira instances (portal and their own instance) to manage their issues.
Am I missing something or is this just not possible to do?
Hi,
Have you considered getting rid of the email stuff altogether and synchronize your Jira instance with that of the Customer? That would certainly reduce the manual work, avoid the multiple logins issue and sync comments/fields across both systems.
I work with one such synchronization solution called Exalate, and your use case fits perfectly here. If you are interested in seeing a personalized demo, please feel free to book a slot here.
Thanks
Majid
@beccasolomonsmith hi & welcome to the community! Wouldn't it be easier to simply connect the Jira instances to automate tasks and keep them in sync at all times? If you're open to external help (a 3rd party solution) - check out ZigiOps. It's 100% no-code, fully customizable (you can tweak it to fit various use cases), offers a bi-directional connection & does not store any of your data. Check the zigiops connector and if you want to see it in action, feel free to book a demo.
Diana (ZigiOps team)
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