Over the last month or so, I have not been able to use Atlas in the cloud. Discussed this with my local administrator and he doesn't see an issue.
Essentially, I cannot see my worked on / last viewed data. I have tried using both Chrome and Vivaldi and deleting cookies. I also tried to file a tech support request but when I entered the URL (https://home.atlassian.com/o/d26jc118-aak7-192k-k048-6179502c3ad5?cloudId=f08ae445-ccb9-460b-b325-8496730e1cf7), the form said this was not an Atlassian product.
I have a screenshots but don't see how to add them.
Any ideas?
Sorry to hear you’re having trouble with Atlas and submitting a support request. Here are a few steps and suggestions that might help resolve this issue:
Verify the URL: Ensure that the URL you’re trying to use is correct and specifically tied to your instance of Atlas. The link you provided might not be valid for a support request.
Access Atlassian Support Directly: Instead of using the URL you mentioned, try visiting the Atlassian Support page directly. Once there, log in with your Atlassian account and navigate to the "Get Help" section. From there, you can raise a support ticket for your issue.
Browser Troubleshooting: You’ve already tried clearing cookies and switching browsers (Chrome and Vivaldi). In addition to this:
Check Permissions with Your Admin: Since your local administrator didn’t find an issue, ask them to double-check your Atlas permissions. They can confirm whether your account has the proper access levels and visibility for the data you're expecting to see.
Uploading Screenshots: In the Atlassian Community, you can upload screenshots by clicking the photo icon (it looks like a small landscape image) in the reply editor. Screenshots might help the community better understand your issue.
If none of these steps help, and you’re still unable to file a support ticket through the Atlassian Support portal, consider reaching out to Atlassian directly via their social media channels or community moderators.
Hope this helps! If you have any updates or additional details, feel free to share them here.
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