Hello,
I would like to send by email the hyperlink to the JSM portal to my customer.
I used that link/code, but when I click on it, nothing happen: href="{{issue.url.customer}}">{{issue.key}}
ALSO:
I just have to send the costumer the hyperlink for him to have access to the portal or I need to register him to have access to the portal?
Does anyone with that Hyperlink can enter the portal?
Context:
I use JIRA for my business processes. When I have a order, I create manually an issue. But I want the customer to have access to the JSM portal (From that issue) for them do upload documents.
Thanks
@Loic -
You can review the following reference link on "anonymous access to help centers on the site" via this KB article - https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/set-up-and-manage-portal-access/. However,, this is not the normal control access setup typically due to security control for a site.
On the automation - I assume you are using a send mail action when a specific issue event triggered (i.e. issue created). For the href it seem your syntax is incorrect -
href syntax is <a href="{{issue.url}}">{{issue.key}}.</a>
Hope this helps.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Yes, I will like that once the customer click on the link, it will bring him at the JSM portal page where he just have to enter is email and put a password.
Is there a way to automate is account registration in JSM. Then he will just have to log in? I'm pretty sure that if the customer has to do more then a simple log In, he will not register on the JSM. He is going to say that its to complicated just to upload documents.
I want to avoid receiving the documents by email because the documents will not be automatically attached to the issue.
For your second question:
The automatisation is only to send an email to the customer requesting a list of documents. And from that email, I will like the customer to click on the JSM link to access the portal for him to upload the docs.
Thanks
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If I understand you correctly - You want to see if a customer (not yet accessing your JSM site) to automatically setup his/her account?
If so, all customers (in my understanding) must have an valid account to then sign-in using the portal UI. Keep in mind that customers access is free in JSM.
Secondly - You usage of Smart Value syntax - Are it part of your automation? Can you provide more details of your automation rule?
Please advise,
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
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