Can i give an user view in a project only to his created tickets?

[Cesar Bastos]

Can i give an user view in a project only to his created tickets? 
I need to configure this to some users permissions to a Jira Software Project. I want to give those users view just to the ticket that they create. 
Is that possible?

[Fabio Racobaldo _Herzum_ · Accepted solution]

Hi @Cesar Bastos ,

you need to setup project permission scheme so that just reporter has "Browse project" permission. In that way, just who creates tickets (should be the default reporter) can view his own tickets.

Hope this helps,

Fabio

[Nikki Thomas]

Thanks for this answer Fabio, it was exactly what I needed!

[Fabio Racobaldo _Herzum_]

you're welcome @Nikki Thomas 

[Joseph Chung Yin · Accepted solution]

@Cesar Bastos -

To supplement what others have suggested, if you only want the reporter to access/view to tickets that are created by himself/herself (and not other tickets), then you will need to implement issue security configuration against your project(s) in question.

Here is a link for your reference - https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-issue-security-schemes/

This implementation will lockdown issue visibility as per your configuration setup + tagging the issues with the appropriate security level attribute.  If a user is not call out (i.e. reporter) in the issue security, then he/she will not be able to discover the issue/access the issue.  This will automatically be in place against any board/view/direct issue URL.

NOTE - Once the issue security configuration is setup against a project, it is setup from that point going forward.  All issues existed prior to the implementation will need to be updated via bulk change operation to apply the appropriate security level manually.

Hope this helps.

Best, Joseph Chung Yin

Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Infrastructure Applications Team

Viasat Inc.

[Cesar Bastos]

Like this?

[Joseph Chung Yin]

Yes in the security level configuration.  You should need to ensure that members of project Administrators and Developers roles are also called out in the security level.

Best, Joseph

[michael_thurm]

Is there a way to make this work also in business projects. seems, they don't have security schemes

[Bhanu · Accepted solution]

You can use Issue Security Scheme for this. You can use the Issue Security Scheme level on the post-functions to update the security level on certain statuses if you want. More customization can be done using Automation for Jira. 

[Rui Caldeira]

Hi everyone! I actually have a project where I sucessfully implemented this solution but because we're grating browsing rights the "reporter", the project becomes automatically discoverable, i.e., although you cannot see anything in it, the project itself shows as a project. 

The reason behind this statement is just because I had to set another project that will be shared with an external person and this external person will be able to see it, whereas the remaining projects stay "hidden".

Any suggestion to circumvent this visibility issue? 

[DSell]

I use and promote the use of this filter and board. This is the first place I go each morning. It displays all issues that I have reported or assigned to across all projects. I can then use quick filters to see what I want to see. I share this filter with the entire company as it works on the current user.

the filter: assignee = currentUser() OR reporter = currentUser() ORDER BY createdDate DESC

The board is set up with these quick filters.

Name	JQL
Urgent/High	priority in (High,URGENT)
assigned to me	assignee = currentUser()
reported by me	reporter = currentUser()
In Open Sprints	Sprint in openSprints()
Open Issues	resolution is EMPTY
Show Story/Task/Subtask Only	issuetype in (Story, Task, Sub-task)
Hide Sub-Tasks	issuetype != Sub-task
Not Updated Today	updatedDate >= -1
Not updated in last 14 days	updatedDate >= -14
Created today	created >= startOfDay()
Show Epics Only	issuetype = Epic