In the current version of JIRA Service desk I can only create a KB article directly. New incidents often refer to a known error or a KB article that has already been created and documented. * How can I easily link a new incident to an existing KB article so that the KB article also appears as "Mentioned in" in the JIRA issue (See screenshot) and that this incident is also referred to in the KB article? Capture.PNG Currently, I can only link a new incident to an existing KB article as "Confluence Page". This link appears as "Wiki page" link (see screenshot). Capture.PNG

This can be achieved by editing the page in Confluence and in under "Related issues" panel, paste in the URL to isse http:// /browse/KEY-45. The URL will be transformed to JIRA Issue/Filter. Press Save and the connection should appear right next to page Title.

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how can I link an incident to an already existing knowledge base article?

Peter Straub

In the current version of JIRA Service desk I can only create a KB article directly.

New incidents often refer to a known error or a KB article that has already been created and documented.

How can I easily link a new incident to an existing KB article so that the KB article also appears as "Mentioned in" in the JIRA issue (See screenshot) and that this incident is also referred to in the KB article?

Capture.PNG

Currently, I can only link a new incident to an existing KB article as "Confluence Page". This link appears as "Wiki page" link (see screenshot).

Capture.PNG

Accepted answers

Alf Karlsen

This can be achieved by editing the page in Confluence and in under "Related issues" panel, paste in the URL to isse http://<FQDN>/browse/KEY-45. The URL will be transformed to JIRA Issue/Filter. Press Save and the connection should appear right next to page Title.

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Simon Kegel //SEIBERT/MEDIA

-> Service Desk - Settings - Knowledge base
You can set labels for request types and your KB article if KB is connected to your service desk.
Label the article, use the same label in service desk for the referring request type and you can search for the labeled solution in the SD.

Greets
Simon

Peter Straub

You describe how I can find an article by setting labels. I want to link it (see screenshots).

Simon Kegel //SEIBERT/MEDIA

And you want to link it - cause of reasons ? I don't get why you want this.

Peter Straub

There are incidents that are caused by new problems and there are incidents that are caused by known problems and errors. Know errors and known problems would be documented in a knowledge base. In this case this is a Confluence space and a knowledge base article (kb article) is a page. I want to link an incident to an already existing kb article because the error or problem is known and I don't want to create a new kb article and thus duplicating, triplicating, etc. the problem or workaround description.

Alf Karlsen

Peter Straub

Thank you. That's the workaround I was looking for.

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