As far as I understand, an email may only be used for a single request type and a request type can be linked to 1 issue type. We want to use the same email for more than one issue type, 4 issue types to be precise, is there a workaround?
Hi @Jovita Moguleviciute
Unfortunately email requests are tied to a single Request Type which is tied to a single Issue Type.
A possible workaround would be to create an automation that will look something like below:
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Regards,Eugenio
Welcome to the community.
No this is not possible and there is no work around for this.
There is a feature request open at Atlassian relating this topic.
The feature request is to have more email address set to a single JSM project so multiple requests can be issued via email, it also incorporates the sway of working you are looking for.
JSDCLOUD-798
Hi, @Eugenio Onofre , Thanks for the prompt reply. I'm trying to understand how it would work, please bear with me. After changing the issue type, we aim to send replies to customers. If I create a rule that updates the issue type along with request type, could you elaborate on how customer notifications would work when only one of the issue types is linked to an email channel in the settings?
Email notifications in Jira Service Management is a feature that allows you to send emails for some specific actions made in your tickets
The thing is that it will NOT create / respond in threads. It will send new emails for any action.
Yes, I am aware. By replies to customers I mean comments that are added to a ticket.Let's say a ticket is created via email that is used by a certain request type as well as issue type, the issue type is then manually or automatically changed to a different issue type that is not linked to that email channel, would a customer receive an email if a comment is added to this ticket?
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