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Customers cannot add participants or share with other users the issues they created.
Only agents can use share with once the issue is created. How can I allow users to share the issues with others JIRA customers. Is even possible a customer add participants when he/she is creating the issue in the portal?
Yes you can, you will need to work with the JSM project admin to turn on the option in "Customer Permissions" section -
Hope this helps.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
Thanks a lot. I heard about it, but didn´t know where to find it. It works.
Thanks a lot.
Last query.
Is even possible that a customer add participants when he/she is creating the issue in the portal? or only once the issue is created.
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I am glad it helped.
I believe you can expose "Request participants" field in the JSM request form (you can give it a try). Typically, it is done after the issue is created.
Best, Joseph
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Thanks for the reminder on this @Joseph Chung Yin . I converted a Jira Software project to JSD and could not for the life of me figure out why I couldn't add request participants. I kept mucking around with roles, permissions, etc.... totally forgot to look here. Not the first time I've been bitten by this one.
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Thank you so much, Joseph for the help!!! This solved our issue on our ServiceDesk project! I modified our settings and it helped resolve users to now add others within the project.
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