We are trying to give customers access to our Knowledge Base created in confluence through our Service Project by following the instructions on the following link:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/manage-knowledge-base-permissions-from-your-service-project/
We adjust the access from Confluence side to the following:
And this is how the linked space appears when looking at it from the JIRA Service Management Side:
(I do suspect that this 'Who can view' limitation is the issue as it seems to refer to a different User Type than the one described below).
Our Customers have Access as 'Service Desk Customers' in the relevant Service Project and access through the front-end Portal like this:
Our expectation is that they could search within the linked Knowledge Base when creating a Request from the Portal.
What can we do to grant our customers access to search our linked Knowledge Base from the JIRA Service Management Portal without giving the whole world access to the knowledge base or having to make them all Users either of Confluence or JIRA.
@Kristian FYI, I successfully used this workaround: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Service-Management/Re-How-can-I-enable-read-access-to-jira-service-manageme/qaq-p/2826374/comment-id/182871#M182871
This is how the portal appears, with the following URL
<our name>.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals
If I grant my own user Confluence access I get hits from the knowledge base by searching in this seach-box, but as said above we just want our customers to be Portal Users with access to report tickets, check status on tickets and search our knowledge base.
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Hello @Kristian
Welcome to the community.
Do you require your customers to login to your service desk portal to open issues?
Are the above options not enabling your customers to search your KB? What are the customers seeing?
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Hi,
Yes, we require them to log in.
They see the search for the help, but don't have any hits on Articles. If I give them Confluence access they see all relevant articles.
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Are you using Confluence Cloud or Confluence Server/Data Center?
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I still have not figured this out, but it seems you are not the only person facing this problem.
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