How to create task without license software/servicedesk

[Petr AST]

Hi there!
I understand correctly that only users with licenses can make the ability to create requests through the "create" button?
Tried it in different ways, but a user without a license, but with access to the site, does not see anything except the service desk project portals and cannot even view the list of all projects.
Thanks a lot!

[KAGITHALA BABU ANVESH · Accepted solution]

Yeah ,

In Jira Software Without license we can't create a issue.

In Jira service Management , we have to register as user to raise a concern, (this is not chargeable) only Agents (Who solve issues raised by users) are chargeable in JSD / JSM. 

[Jack Brickey · Accepted solution]

have you looked into using emails? Is your question about JSW, Core or JSM?

[Jack Brickey]

You can create an issue in JSW w/o a license via email. You have to create in incoming email handler and you need to set the Default reporter to some user OR you have to configure to automatically create the user using the From email address. 

[Petr AST]

@Jack Brickey 
My question is related to JSW and creating a request for a form via the create button at the top of the screen. Now an additional package of licenses has been purchased for this purpose, and each user, who is in fact a customer, has a license and has the ability to create, but this is still not enough

I believe that if a user is created, but he does not have licenses, then he has the right to see a list of publicly available projects and projects of a new generation, and create in all projects where he is allowed to send tasks.

Sending by email is not quite suitable for this purpose, but thanks for the advice, it may come in handy later.

[Jack Brickey]

Sorry, I thought you were looking for a way to have non-licensed user create issues. If the user is licensed and they have been given access to JSW app then they can use the Create button to create issues in any project where they have Create permissions.

I think the issue is that you have given these user "Site access" but NOT access to the Jira app itself. Without being licensed for the app they cannot create issues in the app.