Hello!
To establish a full-scale customer support flow using Jira services, I plan to integrate a "Contact Us" section on my website that includes fields for name, email, company name, and message. When a customer submits this form, an issue will be created in the dedicated customer support board on Jira.
Here are the detailed requirements for the setup:
Form Submission to Jira Integration:
Ticket Response and Email Integration:
By following this setup, I aim to streamline the customer support process, ensuring efficient communication without requiring the customer to verify their email or create a Jira account.
How can I accomplish these steps using Jira products?
Hi Danylo,
Jira Service Management (JSM) is perfect for this! Here's how to connect your website's "Contact Us" form:
JSM Portal & Widget: Create a customisable "Contact Us" form in your JSM project. You can then embed this form on your website using a widget.
Automatic Tickets: Form submissions create tickets in JSM automatically. No Jira account needed for customers!
Responses & Emails: You can respond to tickets in Jira, and JSM sends email notifications to the customer. Replies from registered Jira users become comments on the ticket.
Important: Guest user replies create new tickets. You might need to adjust your process or look at Marketplace apps for more email options.
To embed the widget, check out this doc: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/embed-a-widget-onto-a-web-page/
Hope this helps!
Hello, @Seon Shakespeare
Thank you for your response, it helps to understand how the workflow works!
Can I use a Servicedesk API to create organizations and customers without email verifications?
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Hi Danylo,
Thanks for the follow-up question!
You can create organisations via the JSM API without triggering email verification.
However, for creating individual customers, I believe email verification is currently required as part of Jira's security measures.
Hope this helps!
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