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Hi,
can we allow customers to reply to a JSD notification and turn that reply to a public comment? If it is possible, how?
We do not have Email Channel enabled and we do not plan to enable it.
Thank you.
Thank you all for your responses.
We had to set up the app Enterprise Email Handler (JEMH v3) to make it work.
And now it works great.
In cloud any reply via email will be a public comment. odd that you are not seeing this in server.
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Hi, we are on Server. The replies do not bounce back but neither are added as comments. My best guess is because we need to have Email Channel on but I wanted to know if there is a way around that.
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Well as Jack said the Email Channel should not need to be enabled.
What do you have set up under the Global Settings as Email Handlers?
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I'm a little confused.. you want to consume emails without turning on the email channel?
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i think rcy is referring to not leveraging the email channel for creation of tickets. However, the outbound notifications are independent and a customer can reply to the notification (above line) and it should be a comment in the ticket.
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Jack, I believe you still need to set up a mail channel in the JSD project. I do not believe that you can just reply to a notification from Jira and it'll automatically know how to append that as a comment on the ticket.
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Indeed, I believe you need to at least set up a mail handler to convert incoming emails in to either a new issue OR a comment to the issue.
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Please correct me where I am mistaken. When a notification is sent (Cloud) it is from the singular outbound email address (jira@yourcompany.atlassian.net). It is not the address that is defined under JSM project settings > email requests, e.g. tstsd@yourcompany.atlassian.net or a custom email. If a customer opens an issue via the portal and then receives a create notification and they reply to that email then indeed the reply will be a comment in the associated ticket. They replied to the jira@yourcompany.atlassian.net email and it is properly processed. My point is the incoming email handler is there by default to process replies to notifications. The JSM email channel is a separate email used for the creation of ticket specific to that project.
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@Jack, I had never tried this before. It looks like in Cloud they have a default incoming mail handler which is responsible for what you are describing.
I tested this in Server as well, and it appears to work, albeit, a little inconsistently from my tests. As long as you have an incoming mail handler set up (which is not done by default), it could work.
The only caveat with that is I thought it wasn't best practice to set up incoming mail on the same server as outgoing mail due to the possibility of mail loops?
Thanks,
Kian
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