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Do we have to pay to use the chat integration in jira service management ?
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/what-is-chat/
Hello @roy haouzi
Welcome to the Atlassian community!
You need the Atlassian Assist app, but that is free.
You may incur cost for using Slack, depending on how many people you enable to use it.
You do not incur additional cost in your Atlassian products from implementing this.
Hey @Trudy Claspill thank you for your answer, so I'm asking this because I did followed the docs https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/what-is-chat/ to install the Assist app on our Slack, everything went fine, but when i'm trying to create a ticket from Slack I have a message saying that I can't because our HALP trial is expired, so I was wondering if we do need HALP to be able to create Jira service tickets from Slack, since HALP is not free. Thanks
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Did you follow the steps in Set up chat in Slack?
And then to create a request did you follow the steps in Create issues in Slack?
At exactly what step do you get the message about HALP and what exactly is the message?
Halp is an entirely separate Atlassian product for managing help request. If you installed it for trial, it may be hijacking your attempts to connect to Jira, and you may need to uninstall Halp.
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I did followed exactly Set up chat in Slack, and i didn't had any issue, until i tried to create a ticket at exactly this step :
From a request channel
When someone posts a message in a request channel, you can turn it into an issue by following these steps:
When i react with the ticket emoji i get a reply from the Assist bot :
Your Halp trial is over. We have notified your Halp Admin
Halp is not installed in our Slack org or in our Jira org, and i'm stuck here.
thank you for your help
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I may have provided incorrect guidance to you. I don't have experience integrating Jira Cloud Service Management and Slack. I am simply reviewing documentation available online.
In the Set up chat in Slack at the top of the page is a link to a video tutorial for executing the setup. I just watched that video and at the beginning heard the present say that conversational ticket for JSM is "powered by Halp".
While the documentation talks about installing the Atlassian Assistant, I have found another community post response that seems to indicate Halp and Atlassian Assistant are the same thing. If that is true, then I believe you do have to pay for the Halp product to have ticket creation integration between Jira JSM and Slack.
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