As an agent i want to see the open / closed tickets from my customer.
But, our customers are internal users and a lot of them (all IT users + 400) have the 'Jira Servicedesk Role' . Those users are not shown in the 'Customers Query'
Can this query be changed?
Is there an other solution?
Is there a possibiltiy to solve this in Jira Servicedesk?
We've the same problem, using Jira for internal users.
Customer group: 4.000 Users
Agent group: 100 users
the users of the 100 agents are also members of the customer group
In the customer section, only 3.900 Users where shown.
best regard,
Wolfgang
We are having the same problem. Has anybody found a fix?
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Did anyone ever get a definitive answer on this? We are experiencing the same issue, with repercussions of incoming emails sent from Agents not getting picked up, as they don't appear as customers.
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This are the permissions in the Servicedesk project:
The customer permissions:
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csiHmm This looks OK to me but after taking a look at your previous images, i see "crowd directory", i think this is the reason,
In my service desk i use Jira internal directory and in yours in "crowd directory"
so could be that user is coming from there, this is why you can 't find user
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Hi
This was the answer I received from our admin:
This is expected behaviour. Almost all Crowd users are part of the jira-users group. This group has both the Jira Service Desk Customer Role and Jira Service Desk Team role. It's the second role which is the cause of them not being shown as Jira Customer
As an example, I've removed the jira-users group (and added jira-customers) to the crowd user of OSN Support, this user is in Crowd but is shown in the Jira Customers View.
So, that's why I asked if we could change the 'customers' query :-)
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csiSo is problem solved ?
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well no, it is not resolved, as I can't change the query from 'customers'
and I can't remove the Jira Service Desk role from all 400 IT members, it isn't resolved.
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csiSo are you saying that after adding Jira-customers group to user and user is in Crowd directory , then user appears in Jira Customers ?
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Our Jira-users group exists out or users with the roles
- Jira Service Desk Customers
- Jira Service Desk Team
Those users from the group 'Jira Service Desk Team' are also internal users who could call the servicedesk for a personal issue. At that moment that user is a Service Desk customer, but with the service desk Team role.
The users with the Jira Service Desk Team role are not found in the 'customers' view.
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csiPlease read over view on setting permissions in Jira SD. https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedeskserver/permissions-overview-939937277.html
Best!
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I don't see how this could help, it is not about the permissions in my opinion, but about the roles.
If I create my own filter I can see all users, but the default view as provided by Jira servicedesk in only showing the 'jira customers' not the 'jira agents'
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csiThis documentation have all you need, but let me explain, if you are a jira agent, this is just the name of group, in your case which gives you the Jira administrator/ Jira system Admin rights depending on what you have configured in your global permission, if your configure your global permission for both the "Jira customers " and the "Jira agent" group to have the "Browse Users" permission they should be visible in the search in &"Users with this permission will also be able to see names of all users and groups in the system"
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If I search for the customer 'my name' I get 2 results.
(So the browse user permission is fine I suppose)
Both of them don't belong to any group:
But the user I want to see is my 'real' user (not showing up in the search customers result)
Who is a member of different groups:
This is happening for all users with the 'service-desk-agent' rôle
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csiCould you show me your global permission setting ? Go to Service Desk Jira admin button > System > Global permission
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Hi, this is the global permission:
Adding Anyone to the Browse Users permission is also not solving the issue:
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csi
One more thing, Does this group have the "Browse permission" in your JIRA Service desk project ? Go to project setting and try to add your self to browse permission in service desk project for quick check.
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Hi
I added me
But with the same result.
Can you reproduce it by adding the service desk agent role to a user?
Can you find him in the results?
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@Alex (US - Major Issues - Problems - csiNot here i mean in the SD project setting under permission scheme and also in the customer permission setting i was hoping that there is some kind of set there could you check this ?
I am not able to Verify this i am out of trial license in my JIRA SD test instance.
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