I need to hide the share button with the organization when creating the issue. Tickets must be available to everyone within the organization.
Hi @Пушкарь Роман ,
Currently, the only way to remove/hide this button is by removing everyone of the organization. The button only appears for customers that belongs to an organization.We have a feature request suggesting the ability to choose a default value for the "Share with":- https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-5307Please, click on vote and watch to receive updates about the feature.
For now, if the customer does not share the ticket with the organization, an agent must manually set the organization in the ticket.
Regards,Angélica
Hi Angelica,
I'm afraid it doesn't make any sense to set manually the Organization in a ticket if a customer decided not to share it with his Organization.
Not sharing a ticket to everyone does not mean you're not part of your Organization.
This field should really be removable.
Regards,Simon
I agree with Simon (above).
This button is confusing, especially (as in my case) when an organization has 100 members. It should be removable.
Seneca
Full agree with Simon.
I don't want that every customer can see other organisations names. Just GDPR issue.
This is all my opinion:
The Organization field is not fully thought out and it feels like JIRA is trying to solve two unique use cases with it.
1) I should be able to use the Organization field to determine what tickets belong to what Organizations.
2) A user should be able to select whether their ticket is public or private to their organization.
A customer's choice to share their ticket should have ABSOLUTELY NO relation to the Organization field. Perhaps another field should be created "Private ticket" with true or false depending on if the user wants to share or not.
So how can one field satisfy both these use cases? It makes no sense.
If one of my agents sees that Organization is blank - Is that because the customer declined to share? Or is that because our workflow failed to automatically set the Organization based on the customer's email domain? Or something else? How do I know the user doesn't want to share the ticket just because the Organization field is blank?
Because of all this, we really need fine grained control over that "Share with" field on the Portal, or a completely overhauled solution to these use cases and my suggestion is to create more fields to house the customer's decision to share or not, and then automatically populate the Organization field from their email domain.
This problem impacts downstream processes like searching for all tickets in an Organization - my search won't return results when the customer declined to share their ticket. And if I go and populate the Organization field where it is missing .... the customer may not be happy about me deciding to share their ticket. This can't be solved with one field.
100% agree with your analysis
Following up on the reasoning provided above, is there any feature request that would address this matter on the Atlassian team end, that can be further upvoted/watched?
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-5307
This is a major issue considering it puts the power in the hands of a single customer to share their ticket with everyone in an org. Far too easy to make mistakes, or for them to do it without knowing any better, and now 100+ people in an org have access to the ticket. Aside from security issues, it's also going to confuse the heck out of people.This field needs to have the option to be disabled, either outright or conditionally depending on the request type. There should also be the ability to update description text so users can be informed of it's function and be less prone to mistakes when it's used. Training and documentation can only go so far with that.
Hi,
I really need to remove this button, my project is stuck at this point since everytime a user creates an issue and forgets to set this drop down as no one, the entire company starts to receive annoying notifications, it also goes against all our policy about privacy, security and data protection since many cases are related to internal processes. This button should never exist or be removable. Please proceed.
Hello @NUB7_8 IT Support,
Welcome to Community!
I’m not sure if you saw the ticket I shared in my first response on this thread. The feature was implemented and now it’s possible to set the default value for the field.
As a Jira administrator, go to Cog icon > Products > Configuration (under Jira Service Management).
The button will only be visible if a customer belongs to an organization. If you don’t want them to share tickets, the best option is to remove them from the Organization.
- Remove a customer from an organization
- Remove an organization from a service project
Kind regards,Angélica
Hi Angélica,
So this means we still can't hide this "Share with" option right?
Regards
Chetan
Hi @Chetan Kudalkar,
Thank you for your question!
It's not possible to hide the field, what this new feature allows is to set a default value for the field.
This is a good option, for example, if a customer forgets to check the "Share with" field, it won't be accidentally shared with the Organization.
Submit your vote here!
[JSDCLOUD-10908] Hide the "Share With" Field at Customer Portal Fields - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products.
I also need that hidden or removed. This functionality is clearly not complete.
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