My company runs on scrum and we would like to be more transparent with customers as to where a given support ticket is within our backlog. For instance, if a customer submits a ticket, we want them to be able to see that their ticket is #15 out of our 50 tickets currently prioritized within the system. Is it possible to configure this within Jira?
@Angela Beck you might use different security levels for each customer to give them acces to there own tickets.
A workaround for the report number x of 50 might be sorting (like @Dave Liao suggested) and display the list on a dashboard where rank and ticket number are displayed.
they only see there own security level tickets.
@Angela Beck - are your customers internal to your company, or external? (That is, do they have accounts in your Jira Cloud instance?)
If they're internal, you can always create a Kanban board to show open support tickets, sorted by priority.
There are many ways to handle sorting - sorting by drag-and-drop might be reasonable depending on the volume of support tickets you handle.
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Hi @Dave Liao ,
Our customers are external to our company. Therefore, they would not be able to view a Kanban board that lists all of the open support tickets.
Also, because we have a large customer base, we don't necessarily want our customers to see the details of tickets other than their own. We just want them to have a snapshot status of the number that their ticket is within the entire ticket queue.
Thanks in advance!
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