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Hello folks!
I have one question about JSM Queues.
Can we permit some users, to only specific user can see only the queue or tickets in the queue ?
For example :
We have 4 queues. For example A, B, C, and D.
There are 2 managers. Only the manager must see and tickets in the queue "D"
It's confusing because every technician can see all open tickets.
Can we configure this? Is a specific request type only showable to the specific user ?
Hi @Orkhan Hasanov , thanks for your question.
You could use an Issue Security Scheme to achieve this.
You would need to set up two Issue Security levels, one which is open / viewable to the service desk team who need to be able to work on the tickets in the A, B and C queues.
Then, you can set up an Issue Security level which is restricted to a smaller group of users.
How the Issue Security Scheme works is that you can have a default level, and then you could also implement an automation if you know already which tickets will go into the D queue to say, whenever a ticket like this is opened, update the Security Level to Limited, so that only the people who should be able to see it can.
Configure issue security schemes | Atlassian Support
I have included the documentation here for how to set up an Issue Security Scheme but if you have more questions, please let us know.
Cheers
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You're very welcome!
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