Hi,
First time using the product - I'm trialing the cloud version of the Jira Service Desk and I'm having trouble setting up email the way the business would like.
What I'm looking to achieve is to have emails come into the service desk with the email address as the reporter.
Having a look at the options in the Mail Handler, I can see the option to set a default reporter - which is not what I need to achieve or the option to create users. Will the option to create users contribute to the amount of user licenses we need i.e more $$? or is there something I'm missing?
If I understand you inquiry this is indeed how it works. That is, you setup a custom email or use the provided atlassian email. This email is used by your customers to submit tickets as an alternative to the Portal. Your customer’s email will resolve into their user name as the reporter.
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What about the costs incurred due to added customers? is this the case???
"Will the option to create users contribute to the amount of user licenses we need i.e more $$?"
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if the contributor (collaborator) is currently a JSW or Core licensed user then it will have not added cost implications.
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Hi @CCG Marketing Team ,
I believe you are looking at the the JIRA mail handler option. you may neglect this and look at the "Email Request " option inside the project settings Page.
verify the customer permission setting ( https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-desk-cloud/docs/what-are-the-customer-permission-settings-for-email-requests/ ) so that this option can be used .
Refer below
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-desk-cloud/docs/receive-requests-from-an-email-address/
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