We want to allow the self-signup to our users, however, we require to run manual checks after a user signed up. Thus we must get informed about a user's sign up.
Is it somehow possible to trigger email notifications for signups?
Please vote on it in order to show your support for this feature. In terms of your other question from earlier that is related to this, let me look into what you suggest and let you know if is possible.
Alright ... as we need it next week I assume it won't be taken care of soon enough. But thanks for confirming, it also helps to know that it officially does not work yet. Just workarounding it by writing / using custom listeners would do the job I assume.
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This is what we would need in JSD as well. Is it possible to let user signup in Confluence instead of JSD? The user directory should be synced anyway. But I am not sure what this means for the licensing in Confluence (customers most not consume Confluence licenses). Also I am not sure if users would be added to JSD projects? Or what this means for permissioning.
Is there any chance to workaround this by using Confluence self-signup instead of JSD self-signup?
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April 13, 2018 edited
Markus,
Jira Service Desk Customer licenses are free, but Confluence licenses are not. Therefore, if you were to allow your users to sign up for Confluence licenses, it would indeed take a license seat and you would need to pay for the license.
There's no way around that. Let me know if you have any questions about that.
Shannon
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