Our company has traditionally used JSM for our major customers to report issues, and is therefore build out to be external/customer facing. Now, we are setting up projects to follow ITSM practices for internal operations. For example, identifying incidents and problems, change management for internal systems, getting proper approvals, etc.
I would like advice on the best way to configure the JSM company portal so that external customers don't see any of the internal portals, and internal employees don't see any other customer facing portals, and I really want the portals to be on the same instance. Coud someone please give advice or documentation on how to accomplish this?
Hi @Colleen
I believe the easiest set up would be to create a new project for your internal operations.
Who can see the portal is defined by the Customers on that project. (you as an admin probably see all). So if you don't add the internal users to the customers on the other project(s) then they won't know it exists (and the same for the external customers)
If you have multiple project portals they are all added to the same "help center" (a pre-page for your portal). However if they only have access to a single project portal they will immediately be directed to their portal but all on the same url
This might give a bit more context https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/support-multiple-clients-with-a-single-jira-site/
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