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Portal permissions

Jill Streur

I am setting up the portal so that my customers can view their open tickets.

I set up a customer "Acme", and there are several people in that customer that I want to have access to the portal. Some of them- I want to see all of the customers ticket, and some I only want them to be able to see their own tickets. I set it up like that, but it does not work like I thought it would. How do I set up one user to not only be able to see his ticket, but all the tickets of all of their employees?

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JP _AC Bielefeld Leader_

Hi Jill,

I assume you're using the server version of Jira Service Desk.

If the users share the same mail domain (like acme.com), they are normally put into one organisation inside service desk (check the customer option on the sidebar).

If a user belongs to only a single organisation, tickets created by him are automatically shared with his organisation, but he can choose to keep them private. You can check this by viewing the ticket/issue details and check the organizations field, grouped together with the other person fields (author/reporter, assignee, watchers, request participants, etc). If another user of that organisation logs into the service desk frontend, he can filter & search all tickets by his organisation.

You might want to check:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedeskserver/managing-access-to-your-service-desk-939926273.html

Best regards,

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Jean-Théo _Adaptavist_

Hello @Jill Streur ,

I believe the best way to do that would be :

Make sure all the users have the portal access
Create an organization in the Service desk project
Add users you want to see all the request to the organization you just created
Add the other users as simple customers (not in the organization)

I hope this helps,

JP _AC Bielefeld Leader_

Hi Jill,

I assume you're using the server version of Jira Service Desk.

If the users share the same mail domain (like acme.com), they are normally put into one organisation inside service desk (check the customer option on the sidebar).

You might want to check:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedeskserver/managing-access-to-your-service-desk-939926273.html

Best regards,

Susan Hauth _Jira Queen_

Hi Jill,

Not to overload you with answers, but the organization set up is a little limiting. You could look into using Issue Security. So all issues are shared with the organization but then the issue security only allows the reporter and X-group, role to see an issue. The X-group or role, being your super users.

Hope that helps

Susan

Jill Streur

Good morning,

I have the organization set up, and now I want to add my current customers to the organization - but this is not an option. How do I get these customers AND their tickets to show under the organization - so that they can be viewed in the portal by the customers?

Jill Streur

I am using the cloud version.

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