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Multible customertypes in one project

congo bongo
March 22, 2012

hello,

is there a way to have several customergroupings using the same project, but where each grouping only sees its own activities and not the other groups (of course the backend team sees everything)?

Also i would like to know if i somehow can make components entries appear to certain groups depending on permissions. I.e. agent.smith would see components (A, B, D) where agent.john would see components (A, C, E, F, ), since A might be accessible to all groups...

This is wonderthinking i am asking - i cant see it done in my current 4.2.4 installation - yet someone might know better...

br

congo

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]
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March 22, 2012

You can do the first part using issue security scheme. Add different security levels for each customer type and make it a mandatory field so the issue creator will have to select one!

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Configuring+Issue+Level+Security

Components based on group is not possible by default. You can write some Javascript to do this. Also check out the behaviors plugin!

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