I support a 500 user instance of JIRA. Right now when users of that instance need a change done to their configuration or have inquiries they either email me or go through a separate system web form. Is there a to leverage the issue collector functionality in JIRA itself? It would be great if there was a secondary button where users could contact JIRA admin support without having the leave JIRA. The only workaround i could think of is allowing any logged in user "create issues" permission within our project....but that opens up concerns of users accidentally creating issues in the wrong projects.
Appreciate any help/guidance or suggestions that people have!
>The only workaround i could think of is allowing any logged in user "create issues" permission within our project....but that opens up concerns of users accidentally creating issues in the wrong projects.
Eh? No it doesn't. If you only give them "create" permission in the "Jira Support" project, then they won't be able to create issues in the wrong project.
This is a set up we all strongly recommend. Jira should have a "Support" project which all logged in users can create issues in.
Hi Joseph,
Yes, an issue collector would be a good idea. Also look into Jira service desk.
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