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Only one customer never receive notification

I m trying JSM

Configuration works pretty well and almost perfect BUT

i am experimenting a issue with email notification to only ONE email customer.

i have 4 fake adresse email that I use as "fake customer"

All can send email to support and all are received in jira service mangement projet. that is fine ! Everything works

But only ONE of them never receive jira notificaiton "thank you for creating ticket" even if agent answer to client by commenting customer never receive email.

3 emails are OK but 1 never receive any notification. Why?

If I send direct email to this email4 , email is recevied correctly.

even if reset password of the customer portal access, email is never received?!!

what is awesome is that "if I add automation, and send email trough to automation " email is received correctly ...

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Daniel Eads

H @eb ,

Daniel from Atlassian Support here. It's quite possible that the email address not receiving invitations or notifications is on the bounce list, as you discovered on another thread.

I've checked for email addresses from your regular domain on the bounce list, and found none. My assumption would be that you're using a test email domain or address as the test customer you mentioned.

In order to check that account, I'll need to know the domain (I don't need the full email address unless it is a @gmail.com or other public mail provider such as hotmail / outlook / qq / yahoo etc) of the email account. If the email address is on a public provider, you can also email me directly at deads at atlassian.com, or alternatively open a support case so we can access your site and view the customer list in JSM.

Thanks,
Daniel | Atlassian Support

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Joseph Chung Yin

@eb -

Welcome to the community. Just to confirm that the fake user with "email 4" is the issue reporter? If so, you should look take a look at the Notification Schema used for your JSM project to make sure that for "Issue Created" event that Reporter is called out.

Secondly, make sure that your fake user with "email 4" is a valid portal user for your JSM project.

Hopefully it helps.

Best, Joseph Chung Yin

Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team

Viasat Inc.

What a reactivity! Appreciate!

Do you consider I use term « customer » not « user »

so I won’t call it « fake user » but as said let’s call it « fake customer »

yes it is reporter, he create issue by EMAIL

i have theses fake customer :

customer1@myprivatedomain.com

customer2@myprivatedomain.com

customer3@myprivatedomain.com

customer4@myprivatedomain.com

all of them report/create isssue from email

all email are received and issue is created in JSM

All of them expect ONE(customer4@myprivatedomain.com) receive email notification like issue is well created/issue transition/agent comments…

I use

Default Notification Scheme

I didn’t edit this, I just check and « reporter » is here (reminder all other it works)

what you mean by valid portal user? How can I check it is valid portal user since I can log in to the portal with his email after resetting his password…

thank you but in advance

@Joseph Chung Yin aditionnal info : i can log in to the portal with email4 but if I try to reset the password from portal login page: I never receive the email to reset password.
yes I know… unbelievable

Joseph Chung Yin

@eb -

If you access the issue created by "email4" user in your JSM project UI, can you verify that the reporter is the "email4" user.

If so, then it is very odd indeed. I would recommend that you submit a formal support request to Atlassian for further assistance.

One more thing, you can also check the audit log via Project settings >> Customer notifications and locate the issue created by "email4" user, to see if there are any error reported.

In JSM, "user" and "customer" are the same. It is focusing on the non-agent users, thus it is typically referred as "customer".

Best, Joseph

Daniel Eads

H @eb ,

Daniel from Atlassian Support here. It's quite possible that the email address not receiving invitations or notifications is on the bounce list, as you discovered on another thread.

Thanks,
Daniel | Atlassian Support

Hi @Daniel Eads thank you for reactivity, really appreciate.

Please apologize to rewrite here, I just mailed you private info, in case you don't receive my email here you are:

All 4 customers email are from same domain:

pm.1@im......ch
pm.2@im......ch
ges.....1@im......ch
san.....1@im......ch

And only last one san.....1@im......ch not works

This email can send email to JSM project, issue is created but notification to customer never received.

Our JSM project key "SU"

Hope that helped ?

Daniel Eads

@eb thanks for the additional details. I was able to verify that address was on the bounce list, as you had suspected. I've removed it from the list and our mail delivery service should start attempting to deliver any new invitations or notifications.

@Daniel Eads It works ! You made my day!

How can we explain this ? out of scope to me.

What happend that this specific email is in bounce list, and we cannot fix it ourself, I found this dangerous, don't you ? Is there somewhere "bounce list" that we cann manage ?

Can you tell, does it happen often ? Because as agent I can verify if email is successfully sent ?

by the way thank you very much

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