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If I cancel my JSM subscription, can I still search/view historical tickets?
Hi Cameron,
Just guessing here, but I think you might still be able to access the tickets, but won't be able to edit or interact with them any longer. But like @Ollie Guan -Trip_com- said, to be sure, just get in touch with support.
Cheers,
Jens
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Hi @Cameron Bell ,
Do you mean that after your JSM subscription expires, you want to view historical tickets?
This is not allowed, once expired the site will no longer be accessible.
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Thanks Ollie,
Yes that's what I meant. We will continue the Jira subscription, but discontinue JSM. Would still like to see old tickets though.
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Hi @Cameron Bell ,
I'm not sure, about the impact of unsubscribing, it is recommended to consult through the service desk to get more accurate information.
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