I have read other posts how to disable this by removing Service Desk Team as well as tried
Service Project Customer - Portal Access. But the JSM form still shows it when as a JIRA user accesses it
Also another user who is not logged in sees:
Thank you!
HI @Karthick P
Are you confident the any portal user has the correct role in the project.
Are they only granted the role Service Desk Customer?
I have Administrator access and I am trying the form. Will this decide the On Behalf of field? Even if it does, different forms have different behavior.
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Welcome @Karthick P
These fields cannot be removed as they are hard coded.
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ok gotcha on the Email Confirmation To field.
Followup on the other field.
We have multiple forms; , I dont see this Raise this request on behalf of field in all the forms without removing the permissions also. I am unable to figure out why it shows in fewer forms and all settings are same.
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The Raise this request on behalf of is the field that customers are using in order for the agents to actually see who made the request.
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@Nikola Perisic Understood; but why this behavior is not consistent across all JSM forms. It shows in one and not in another, while permissions are same. Any pointers on where I should check ?
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Not sure why this is happening, rather I haven't faced this issue. You can ask Atlassian support for this.
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