Hello,
We want to use Service Desk for internal use in our company for our IT department.
We've created IT team as servicedesk users and agent role, and it works fine.
We would like to create organitzations with the different departments of the company (that will let them share the service requests along hte organization) and assign to these organizations our internal users. If we create them as a customer user, they are not connected to the users / groups of atlasian that we can sync with our Azure AD and use the sso functionality.
What is the best way to create our company users to use Jira Service Desk as a customer?
Thanks in advanced,
Montse.
Hi @Montse Riol
Welcome to the Atlassian community, I hope that your Jira journey would be a splendid journey for you and your company.
There is an app Tinker for JSD that allows you to associate Customer Organizations with user groups and email domains.
And many more features. Check it out
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1222917/tinker-for-jsd?hosting=server&tab=overview
Thank you very much for your response.
Isn't there a standard way to do that without paying for an external app?
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Yes it sucks that Jira out of the box doesn't allow you to sync user groups and organizations, however there are other solutions in the marketplace that allow you to build automation scripts that handle such cases and many others.
For Azure AD SSO and Jira integration I found this guide which will be helpful to satisfy your requirement
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/saas-apps/jiramicrosoft-tutorial
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Well, I really doesn't need to sync Orgs with groups, It could be ok if I could sync the users instead of creating them manually as a customer user ...
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