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Can we ask for additional details for a ticket after the ticket is logged?

Saumya Jain

I require customers to send me some extra details related to a product installation after they have raised a JIRA. One way is to send them an Excel File with my template fields and ask them to fill them and send the file back to me. However, customers will not always have access to open Excel files. This creates a problem.

Another way we thought was to use Confluence space to achieve the functionality. There we can create a table template and send us the table in response. However, it still is not very professional.

Is there any way to integrate a form in the ticket type based on some fields, so that the form can be invoked during the logging of ticket?

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Kevin Johnson_3sxc8m

@Saumya Jain why not creating enough fields that will be enough to get the needed information from the users ... instead of these much works .?

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Kevin Johnson_3sxc8m

@Saumya Jain why not creating enough fields that will be enough to get the needed information from the users ... instead of these much works .?

Saumya Jain

@Kevin Johnson Custom fields can work, but for transforming Service Desk fully as a support desk, we need to set up a communication channel, where the support team will ask for follow up fields after a ticket has been raised.

That's why I am looking for an automated feature (if present) to replace the copy + paste or adding a long list of fields in the ticket itself.

Kevin Johnson_3sxc8m

@Saumya Jain Best way to deal with it is creating enough custom fields that can store all your related info ,otherwise you have to deal with the excel sheet.

Just for the record...can you approximately tell how many fields or set of information that you require after the ticket have been raised so that i can suggest you a different idea to do the same stuff in a better way

Or please the exact scenario so that we can replicate and help you to do your job in a better way .!

Happy to help

Kevin.

Saumya Jain

I will give you the whole scenario:

1. A customer raises a ticket requesting for new product installation.

2. The support team will revert back by asking the following.:

Environment
Hard Disk Space
Product Version
Due Date
Some other check points.

Now when the customer replies back with the required fields, the support team can initiate a follow up with the Operations team to get the product Installed.

So, that is the reason I am looking for a follow-up form instead of Custom Field.

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