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How can I lookup a customer accountId to automatically add them to my Jira Service Desk organization

Nathan Given April 22, 2019

I'm creating a sync between Jira Service Desk and another system that has customer email addresses and I want to bulk add customers to organizations within Jira Service Desk.

With the upcoming changes in the Rest API, I can't figure out how to convert my list of customer email addresses into an accountId .

I need the accountId in order to add customers to organizations, so it seems until I can successfully lookup the accountId I'm stuck.

Thank you~!

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Jakub Sławiński
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April 23, 2019

Hi @Nathan Given ,

 

you should get the accountId as a response when creating the customer. Please take a look at the REST API documentation:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/service-desk/rest/#api-rest-servicedeskapi-customer-post

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Nathan Given April 23, 2019

Here's another way if the customer already exists:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/service-desk/rest/#api-rest-servicedeskapi-servicedesk-serviceDeskId-customer-get

(it turns out I needed @Jakub Sławiński suggestion with this one.)

David Orazine April 14, 2020

Nathan,

Is there away to do a search on that call? It just returns all users for me.

David

Nathan Given April 15, 2020

@David Orazine 

 

I couldn't figure out a search... so I just got back all users, stored them in-memory, and had my bulk load only run once a day so as to not slow down any realtime or transactional requests.

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a_pantechovskis January 27, 2021

It has query parameter.

The returned list of customers can be filtered using the query parameter. The parameter is matched against customers' displayName, name, or email. For example, searching for "John", "Jo", "Smi", or "Smith" will match a user with display name "John Smith".

Martin Stengård January 10, 2022

/rest/servicedeskapi/servicedesk/<id>/customer?query=<email>

together with post if no matches were found worked for me. Make sure to add the header below when using the customer api.

'X-ExperimentalApi' = 'opt-in'

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