Our customers go on our service desk portal to create a ticket, I respond to their question, they respond back however it gets converted from a bug to a support issue type. Has anyone experienced this?
Hello Farbod,
Thank you for reaching out to Atlassian Community!
When a customer replies to a notification and it creates a new ticket instead of adding the comment to the original one, it means that they don't have permission on that ticket.
What may be happening, in this case, is that the customer creates a ticket in the portal with one account and when replying to the notification, they are using another email address. This issue usually happens, for example, when someone configures different email addresses on outlook (or another email client), so they receive an email and they forget to select the correct account to reply.
Please, confirm if the reporter is using the exact same email address that they used on the Bug ticket.
Regards,
Angélica
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It's not possible to merge tickets, you can link them, but not merge.
Was there any change in the project permissions between the time the two tickets were created?
Can you check in the email logs if the email is the same (Cog icon > Products > Email requests > View log > Processing log)? I'm asking because someone could have changed the reporter after the ticket was created.
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Hello @Farbod Jahan ,
Let me step in since @Angélica Luz is out at the moment.
If I understand correctly the ticket is created from the portal and everything is fine, the issue is that when replying to the email, instead of having the reply added to the original ticket, a new one is created.
Is this correct?
Also:
I am asking above questions in order to exclude the possibility there could be a Jira email handler that is using the same email account configured for your service desk project, or similar issues.
In any case, if you need to get faster support on this, since you are the site-admin for your instance you can open a support request by using below link (make sure to grant access to your site so that the assigned support engineer will be able to deeper investigate this issue without having to wait for approval):
Cheers,
Dario
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Hi Dario that is the correct workflow from my customers perspective.
1. This happens for the first reply only
2. We are using the default email address
3. Sent you the logs in the support ticket.
I have also opened up a support ticket Dario can you please review. Thank you!
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Thanks for your quick reaction on this. The assigned support engineer will get in touch with you soon.
Also, it would be very nice if, once the ticket is solved, you can spare some time to post the solution in here.
Have a nice weekend!
Dario
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