Hello,
We are trying to provide our customer access to one of our Next -Gen Project. The question is, is this possible in next gen version of a project? I am aware that in the classic version, you can add an external user (customer) to a specific project. But I cannot find a way to do it in Next Gen Project.
Thank you!
Thanks for this,
I'd have imagined that setting this up would be similar to how you describe. Do you have a more thorough explanation of how end-users are notified once the ticket is opened - or is that a manual process?
Andy
Yes
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Otherwise you should disable createusers in the emali settings and specify defaultreporter. But this will then not allow the submitter to received updates as he/she wont be a Jira user.
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Is JIRA then not designed to do this? We have fewer than 10 users in our organisation, but over 300 clients. It seems strange to have to purchase a JIRA instance for +300 users if there are only 10 of us.
Andy
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Jira is indeed designed for this, but of course with license restrictions, as each customer is also an user for Jira.
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We use Jira for development and Helpdesk with a 50 user license for Jira. Each developer and Helpdesk have their license and ALL clients of Helpdesk is managed through 1 Jira user license. What we've done is to add some custom fields that pick the client e-mail and name from the incoming e-mail so we have this information ready. We then use a plugin to send information back to the users.
It works for us, but it is not an optimal solution. I would prefer that all clients had a Jira license, but the total cost disabled this option for us.
If the "integration" of issues between Helpdesk and development is a must for you, you can make it work. If not I would look at something else or get a bigger license.
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