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We use Jira and Confluence to work on customer and internal projects. When we work on a customer project we try to use the customer's Jira/Confluence but every once in a while the clients demand that the project should run over ours.
Therefore we do encounter quite some challenges:
Since at least for the second point - Jira/Confluence has no option yet (at least to my knowledge) How do you guys handle case like described above?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
KR
Jürg
Thanks a lot for this advise. Just so I get this correctly: I should create a customer-role for every customer, right? Otherwise customers could see each other's projects when the role is assigned to multiple users?
Hi @Jürg Kaufmann,
no, you just need one customer role, because you can decide per project, which users should be in that role.
For example, you have this:
Customer AAA has users A, B, C, D
Customer BBB has user E, F
Customer CCC has user G, H, I
If you have Project X with customer AAA, you just add A, B, C, D to the project role customer in that project.
For Project Y with customer AAA and BBB, you add A, B, C, D, E, F to the role in that project
For Project Z with customer CCC, just add G, H, I to that role.
A,B,C,D will be able to see Project X and Y.
E and F will be able to see Project Y only and G,H,I will be only see Project Z.
Thanks a lot for the clarification. That is a very good way to go about with this.
So again Bastian, thank you for the fast and straight forward feedback!
Have a good day.
KR
Jürg
Hi Jürg Kaufmann,
Regarding your second topic, I'm not sure if Jira provides a way to fully export a project with a sense of beauty. But there's an app called Xporter - Export issues from Jira that you can define templates and export issues in multiple formats.
Kind regards,
Paulo Alves.