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How to display extra fields on customer portal (service desk)?

KoenTerVelde

Hi all,

Is it possible to add custom fields or a field like 'Due date' to the customer views? We would like to share for example the 'Due date' of an issue with the customer. As far as I can see, we cannot influence the issue interface that the customer sees on the portal...

Thanks in advance!

Koen

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Grégory Joseph

Hey Koen,

Sure you can - go to Project Settings > Request types > Edit fields > Add a field

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PHI SWD Account

I think you misunderstood the question. He was not asking how to add the field to the FORM. He was asking how to show the field to the Customer on the portal.

I have the same issue. My form asks a number of standard questions like Priority, Due Date, etc. However when the customer views the Request on the Customer Portal they do not see it.

This seems like such a basic feature, why would you show them the questions on the form, but not let them see them in the Portal.

Alex van den Berg

We are facing the same issue. Did you find a solution yet on how to add a column for due dates in the customer view?

Dave Gunn

Same issue here. I want to add a telephone number field on the cutomer portal.

Dave Gunn

Project settings>request types>add a field.

Alex van den Berg

Thats just adding a field to the form (as Miguel said above in this thread)

Dave Gunn

Project settings>request types>add a field.

Dave Gunn

It has appeared on my customer portal though.

unknown

I have the same question. To be clear, ALL fields that you add "to the form" will naturally appear on the portal - but there are fields that our customer service staff complete on the second tab of the issue, not intended for the customer to complete. For example "Criticality". We don't want the customer to complete these fields on the form. However, we'd like them to appear on the Customer Portal in order to provide that information back to the customer. I hope this makes sense.

Bryan Bai

please vote for the open ticket for this feature:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDSERVER-2353

Chris Annal

Bryan, this is NOT an open ticket for this feature. This link is for "As a customer , JIRA Service Desk Customer Portal displayed Date format as per configured in JIRA"

The topic we are discussing here has to do with custom fields that the customer does NOT populate on the portal, but are used internally (by the service desk team, for instance) to process and update the status of the request.

I used an example, "Criticality". Our team uses that field to asses the issue and process it accordingly. The customer would like to see this field on the portal when they check the progress of the issue - but because it isn't a field on the initial form, it's not available for the customer to see., and there's no means to post it to the portal for viewing purposes.

JiraYo

i think it depends on the type of field. For instance "pending reason", i can populate it as a customer during the submission (after using your method to add the field to the request type), but then it is not displayed to the customer view.

Ert Dredge

It's an open feature request to support this. See

Samuel Esposto

Same issue ^^

Rodrigo Volpe

Same issue for me too. I am able to add as many custom fields as I want on the form but they are not displayed on ticket (client view)

JiraYo

yes you can add it, but it only works for submission. cant see after its submitted.

Gawie_Bing

I have the same issue. My customer wants to be able see (read only) the Assignee field on the customer portal but I can't add this.

unknown

Thanks, Ert.

Nani_arrglu

Hi @Gawie_Bing

I found this plugin in marketplace they have ability to display the fields but I didn't try it yet.

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1212161/extension-for-jira-service-desk?hosting=server&tab=overview

Thanks.

Praveen

Scott Beeson_8ofcyk

I don't see "Description" in this list and it is confusing and frustrating.

Rafael Duarte_fzkr3f

Same issue here

James Jam

Same issue

unknown

As Ert Dredge mentioned above, and I'm still waiting for, this should be an out-of-the-box feature over a plug-in that would cost hundreds of dollars to purchase and yearly renewal fees.

"It's an open feature request to support this. See

Ert Dredge

My workarounds:

(1) Add the field to the submission form, which makes it show up on the portal issue page later. The obvious problem is you then imply to the customer that they have control over the field and they're supposed to put something in there when they submit the issue. You can work around that some with tooltips like "leave blank -- not for customer use" and then automation that erases anything they submitted after they create it.

(2) If you've got a small, binary, piece of information you can overload the workflow statuses with it. We have one for escalating an issue that should really be a separate field, but instead it's a workflow status. If you've got a really simple workflow like Open --> In Progress --> Done you can change that to Open / Escalated / In Progress / In Progress and Escalated / Done and set up the transitions as makes sense. I do other things for binary information like "this issue has been estimated to be over a certain size and will take longer" as a workflow status (summarized as "Heavy"). Automation adds a comment when it is put into that status. So for a while the status is "Heavy" instead of "Open", but eventually it gets moved into "In Progress" so "Heavy" is no longer visible, but by that time they've seen it on the status for a while so probably remember, and the information that it's a bigger-than-average issue is visible somewhere in the comment thread.

But, again, I with they would just let you show extra fields on the portal. These workarounds are far far from perfect.

Rafael Duarte_fzkr3f

Do you have Script Runner?

Maybe use behavior to turn the field "read-only" on the portal

Kamila Szeląg

Hi Rafael,

Can you elaborate on that? I'm looking for walk around here and it seems like a hint!

Thanks in advance,

Kamila

unknown

Hi everyone,

Jira does not have this feature by default. For Jira Cloud users, we have developed an add-on called Extra Fields for Jira Service Desk

Using this add-on you can display any Jira field to customers. They will be able to view but not edit the field value. It also supports custom fields. Give it a try and let us know if you face any issue.

unknown

Hi there, if you still haven't found solution, please try out add-on: Extra Fields for Jira Service Desk

Using this add-on you can display any Jira field to customers including custom fields.

Ryan Shillington

Solved!

Steps:

Login to JIRA and go to your Service Desk Project.
Click on "Project Settings" on the left-hand side.
Click on "Request types", again on the left.
Click "Edit Fields" beside the type you want to modify.
Click the pencil icon to the right of "Customer request form".
Click "Add a field" to add a field, or "Hide" or "Remove" to remove them.

I didn't require any extra plugins to do this.

J_Acosta

There is no way to do it in Jira,
plugins are required for this functionality

Indirectly I found "Extension for Jira Service Desk" that has this functionality.

We should have the possibility to configure the user portal without having to resort to paying for add-ons

Portal fiels configuration 1.png Portal fiels configuration 2.png

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