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Hi,
I'm currently writing an advisory for a compony we provide services to.
The conclusion is probably going to be Jira for Developers and Jira Service Desk for the helpdesk. But I was wondering if every Developer needs to be an Agent. Because there are only 3 people on the SD and 10 people in the development team this would dramatically increase costs for Jira SD.
Conclusion: do Developers need to be Agents as well? If this is not the case, what won't they be able to see in Jira SD?
Regards,
Kevin van Hoorn
QNH
"How many people would you hire for picking up the phone in that company?"
That's the question I've heard in order to calculate the number of Service Desk agents.
It is important to know that Developers without a SD agent license can add just internal comments, not viewable by SD Customers.
Note that at least one person should be happy getting the customer attention as one of their main roles, which is not alwsys the case.
SD's Customer Portal should be a first layer of contact, and an SD agent should open a new issue in the appropriate Development project, linked with the ticke.t
generally you don't want your developers communicating w/ your customers in customer issue tracking systems. however, if that is not the case here and in fact the developers need to be working directly w/ customers then they are acting as agents. again, this isn't the way things are typically done.
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