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Hello,
I have linked our support email address to JSM via the mail handler, so that all customer requests sent to our general email will generate a ticket in Jira.
However, emails are deleted from our outlook immediately a ticket is created in Jira.
Is it possible to have our customer requests both in Outlook and in Jira.
Appreciate your help.
Hi @Labisi Biodun-Bello , I may be mistaken but any deletion of an email in Outlook would be governed by Outlook not Jira/Atlassian. Are you sure it is actually deleted? Did you see it in the Trash? Is it possible your inbox filter only shows unread? Possibly a rule is in place to move read emails out of the inbox: trash, another folder?
Thank you for your response.
Yes. These emails cannot found anywhere in outlook and there are no filters.
I had to delete our support email from the mail handler to keep our emails in outlook for now.
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Second question:
Email participants added to an organization and as a participant within a ticket do not receive an email when I "reply to customers".
Is there a way to rectify this?
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If the customer is in the same org and they are added as request participant they should receive emails according to the config in Customer Notifications under project settings.
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