Our CS manager has the ability to view the tickets that her team submit to our IT helpdesk (which they do by sending an email to our custom email address), however there are two employees whose tickets she cannot see.
Both of these employees are members of the Customer Support organization, we've noticed that when they send the email to generate the ticket - the Organization isn't being set.
Please could someone advise and/or point me in the direction of where we can check within the admin settings?
Having the same issue, and I have noticed, that the customers within the organization have the status invited.
So I am wondering, if this has something to do with that....
Hey, I had the same problem ... and you will find the solution selecting Customer Permissions and then Change the Global settings Option...
Once you get into Change the Global settings option you will need to select YES on Should new requests automatically be shared with a customer's organization?
And this is it... problem solved 😎...
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The problem is when I have some ticket to open and I don't want to share for personal reasons (e.g. HR issues). The user not always will remeber to set to not share. I think the logic of this feature should be the opposite (I activelly share if I want to, otherwise, will no be shared but the organization should be assigned automatically anyway)
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@Martin.bluck By default, the organization is set at the bottom of the issue. The user has the ability when they are submitting the issue to change this to no one. You should check with the users and see if they are changing this on submission. Then have their manager work with them to ensure that they follow the process of submitting it as part of the organization.
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Hi @Martin.bluck and welcome to the community!
This is rather strange, since by default Organization will be populated on create. Can you:
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Hi Alex,
thank you for your comments, its @Martin.bluck Jira Admin here!
have checked the requests of the user, there seems to be nothing in the history of the requests to indicate the field being cleared.
there are no post functions on the creation transition of the request that interact with the field.
have reviewed legacy and new Automation rules, nothing in there, also nothing on the Automations section on the right hand side.
the customer doesn't belong to another organisation unfortunately!
what may have been missed is that, if the request is submitted on the portal, the organisation is set and present at all stages, if the issue is submitted via the email channel (using the same issue type) it is never set.
regards
Lee
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