pull JSM issues into Jira software

[Prasad Bharadwaj]

how can i pull the customer raised issues in JSM into Sprint Backlog? 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

My main answer would be what @Jack Brickey  said already.

But I'd want to question the rationale for doing it.  Scrum is not a suitable framework for handling support requests.  If a support request leads you down a route that requires work from a development team rather than a support team to deal with it, then the best option is to create new items for the developers to track through their processes, not try to jam the request into their to do list and confuse the requestor with your development processes.

There's a good reason JSM has a function for "created linked issue in a dev project"

[Dave Mathijs · Accepted solution]

Hi @Prasad Bharadwaj , I agree with @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- here, connecting OPS (Jira Service Management) and DEV (Jira Software) happens through issue links and automation, not by moving a JSM issue into a JSW project.

If you have a customer request for a change in JSM and analysis/development/testing/release is necessary, then this request is 'developed' in JSW.

So a Change in JSM leads to a Epic/Story/Task in JSW. The relation is an issue link.

[Jack Brickey · Accepted solution]

If you are using a Company managed software project then you could edit the underlined filter for the scrum board to include specific issues from your JSM project. You will need to be able to uniquely identify the JSM issues. Maybe by label or status or something. With that said have you considered creating a linked issue in your JSW project instead?