Hi All,
I'm looking for solution to show JIRA tickets and Service Desk tickets on the same dashboard.
Our team is dealing with a situation where we have tickets being logged to us via two different methods, and we have to visit two different portal sites to be able to get an understanding of our workload.
Is there any way to combine the two.
The ideal solution would be to present issue filters from either platform via some type of dashboard widget / gadget / whatever.
Thanks,
Tom
Well, i have setup 4 regions as Companies, and i could target them to do the selection. But i am wondering if the way people is doing it, it is to have 1 metric with X number of goals with a different calendar to apply the time..?
For example:
Your suggestion would work but remember Daylight Saving Time can also have an impact on what are the support hours in a region.
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Hi @Romer Ventura,
Could you please tell if your calendars (US and Asia) are set up to use different time zones or not?
I'm bit confused, because as Phill said -
JSD times are all based off the timezone settings on the server, so you can come across the situation where client is in UK, agent is in US and server is somewhere else!
I'm guessing that its no matter if it is 24/7 support, but what if it isn't?
Many thanks!
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Hi, this is an old topic and has been revolved. But yes, each has their own calendar.
Thanks
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Not a perfect answer to your question but this blog I wrote with regard to changes in timezones and how to track the SLAs may be of use to you.
http://www.adaptavist.com/w/handling-daylight-saving-changes-in-jira-service-desk/
The first step I would do is have a (hidden) field which captures the customer timezone to determine which SLA to apply. Remember that JSD times are all based off the timezone settings on the server, so you can come across the situation where client is in UK, agent is in US and server is somewhere else!
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