Hello,
We rolled out JSM Cloud last December and we are looking to add a knowledgebase to our portal so that our customers can have a one-stop shop for submitting tickets or searching for a help article that can help them resolve their own issues.
Being new to Confluence as well, we've found that it is a bit visually lacking (organization, tiles, etc.) so we have been looking into apps in the Marketplace, such as Scroll Viewpoint for Confluence cloud. (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211636/scroll-viewport-for-confluence?tab=overview&hosting=cloud). We were pretty pleased with how their templates looked; however, after digging into our free trial we discovered that getting to the knowledgebase behind Scroll Viewpoint required an additional login even after logging into our customer portal (JSM). Our intent here is to have the customer in the portal where they can review help articles, documentation, and submit a case to our support team if necessary.
I'm reaching out here to see if anyone else has had the same use case and what routes have you taken to resolve or get around this. We have a hybrid customer base in our customer portal: external customers and internal users are all considered "customers" in our JSM setup. We do not allow for users to create their own accounts in our portal. That is controlled by our support team.
Once again, our intention here is to have our knowledgebase accessible through our customer portal without having to have an additional login.
Thank you!
Russ