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      As an administrator I would like the ability to create queues for my agents that include issues from multiple service desks.

            [JSDSERVER-1034] Queue containing issues from multiple service desks

            Would save some of our Agents a lot of work. Please implement this!

            Niklas Zarnecke added a comment - Would save some of our Agents a lot of work. Please implement this!

            would be a great improvment, eg. when working with projects for diffrent countries

            Ilias Martinovic added a comment - would be a great improvment, eg. when working with projects for diffrent countries

            Very interested in this capability and/or a better way to manage multiple customers from a single service desk interface

            Shoving all customers into a single SD project is sub optimal due to permissions and notifications schemes etc... as single SD interface to multiple projects would be a boon. 

            Conversely having a single portal that dispatches tickets to the relevant project based on the requester domain, would be a boon (maybe this is already a capability, i may not have looked hard enough) 

            Michael Catmur added a comment - Very interested in this capability and/or a better way to manage multiple customers from a single service desk interface Shoving all customers into a single SD project is sub optimal due to permissions and notifications schemes etc... as single SD interface to multiple projects would be a boon.  Conversely having a single portal that dispatches tickets to the relevant project based on the requester domain, would be a boon (maybe this is already a capability, i may not have looked hard enough) 

            JD added a comment -

            Bump!

            JD added a comment - Bump!

            PhilSpo added a comment -

            This is something we would need to stop agents having to juggle different queues

            PhilSpo added a comment - This is something we would need to stop agents having to juggle different queues

            Very interested in this feature.

            Josh Pettibone added a comment - Very interested in this feature.

            James added a comment -

            Is the real purpose of letting the agents switch to other project all the time so they know what to do next?
            It's a pity that Jira Software and Jira Service Desk don't have the same approach to filtering.
            Colleagues of mine almost only use filters because the simplest things don't work in queues.

            This here would be a real improvement.

            James added a comment - Is the real purpose of letting the agents switch to other project all the time so they know what to do next? It's a pity that Jira Software and Jira Service Desk don't have the same approach to filtering. Colleagues of mine almost only use filters because the simplest things don't work in queues. This here would be a real improvement.

            This would be really useful for us as a built in feature 

            Jonathan Sadowitz added a comment - This would be really useful for us as a built in feature 

            interesting to see it enabled on Jira but not service desk. 

            Damir Bajramovic added a comment - interesting to see it enabled on Jira but not service desk. 

            Ken Loft added a comment -

            Agree with Jonathan. It's look like a basic task and you I can create custom filter through another project with proper fields but it's not working from box  Why?

            Ken Loft added a comment - Agree with Jonathan. It's look like a basic task and you I can create custom filter through another project with proper fields but it's not working from box  Why?

            agree with Jonathan!

             

            Gert-Jan van der Pijl added a comment - agree with Jonathan!  

            Jonathan added a comment -

             course there is an app for this purpose, but this is so basic that it shoul dbe provided by Atlassian directly

            Jonathan added a comment -  course there is an app for this purpose, but this is so basic that it shoul dbe provided by Atlassian directly

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            Andrei Shkurko added a comment - пвкпывкрвр

            @ Anders Vännman, @ Ð•катерина Годнева, @ Jon Raab, and all. I want to proudly announce that our Queues for Jira Service Desk app solves this problem. It is available for both Jira Server and Jira Cloud. Please check it on the Marketplace.

            If you have any question, don’t hesitate to e-mail us at contact@intenso.support

             

            https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.intenso.jira.queues-extension/server/overview

             

            Best regards,

            Katarzyna

            Katarzyna Pawlak added a comment - @  Anders Vännman , @  Ð•катерина Годнева , @  Jon Raab , and all. I want to proudly announce that our Queues for Jira Service Desk app solves this problem. It is available for both Jira Server and Jira Cloud. Please check it on the Marketplace. If you have any question, don’t hesitate to e-mail us at contact@intenso.support   https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.intenso.jira.queues-extension/server/overview   Best regards, Katarzyna

            Hi,
            This would be extremly useful. I have to talk with our staff alot about this, since for them its really a showstopper that could make us leave Jira before we really adopted it.

            We have three plus different types of servicedesk, one for IT, one for Facilities, one for Development, and one for Customer Service. We help each other out with some issues, but arent helped in Jira at all. Its just pain.

            We have previously used OTRS and Zendesk. None of them had issues with beeing able to let one servicedesk-organisation have simple views to another servicedesk. But in Jira its really really hard to achieve that, we have to link and create clones and copies. Its just silly.

            To have the possibility to have custom views that shows issues that belongs to another project would reduce our pain with moving to jira.

            Anders Vännman added a comment - Hi, This would be extremly useful. I have to talk with our staff alot about this, since for them its really a showstopper that could make us leave Jira before we really adopted it. We have three plus different types of servicedesk, one for IT, one for Facilities, one for Development, and one for Customer Service. We help each other out with some issues, but arent helped in Jira at all. Its just pain. We have previously used OTRS and Zendesk. None of them had issues with beeing able to let one servicedesk-organisation have simple views to another servicedesk. But in Jira its really really hard to achieve that, we have to link and create clones and copies. Its just silly. To have the possibility to have custom views that shows issues that belongs to another project would reduce our pain with moving to jira.

            Hello.

            Yes, we would also be happy to have this feature, wourd help with our project architerture greatly. 

            Katya Godneva added a comment - Hello. Yes, we would also be happy to have this feature, wourd help with our project architerture greatly. 

            Jon Raab added a comment -

            Seems like an obvious and common use case. Having to monitor multiple queues kinda defeats the purpose of the SDesk

            Jon Raab added a comment - Seems like an obvious and common use case. Having to monitor multiple queues kinda defeats the purpose of the SDesk

            THis is a much needed feature as we require service desks to cover off each other for critical issues.   Happy to provide a use case

            Susan Hauth [Jira Queen] added a comment - THis is a much needed feature as we require service desks to cover off each other for critical issues.   Happy to provide a use case

            Milena Lech added a comment - This can be useful for you:  https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.intenso.jira.queues-extension/server/overview Regards, Milena

            I've run into the same issue as Gavin. We have one support team but 100+ service desks for each client. 

            We need to have an easy way to view all requests through one desk AND maintain the real time queue updates.

            Megan Makowiecka added a comment - I've run into the same issue as Gavin. We have one support team but 100+ service desks for each client.  We need to have an easy way to view all requests through one desk AND maintain the real time queue updates.

            Hi Team,

            To add some context in our situation.

            As an integrator we operate a service desk with 1 support team that supports both a customer and a vendor. We support the customer and the vendor separately by having two service desks and we need to keep these separate as the portal for the vendor will contain information we do not want to make available to the customer - so they must be separated.

            Our single support team needs to operate out of the two service desks which is inefficient and can lead to SLA's being missed.

            I would like the ability to create a queue that brings in requests for multiple service desk projects but keep both the portal, customers and email addresses for raising cases separate.

            Regards

            Gavin

            Gavin McMillan added a comment - Hi Team, To add some context in our situation. As an integrator we operate a service desk with 1 support team that supports both a customer and a vendor. We support the customer and the vendor separately by having two service desks and we need to keep these separate as the portal for the vendor will contain information we do not want to make available to the customer - so they must be separated. Our single support team needs to operate out of the two service desks which is inefficient and can lead to SLA's being missed. I would like the ability to create a queue that brings in requests for multiple service desk projects but keep both the portal, customers and email addresses for raising cases separate. Regards Gavin

            We have the same situation. Won't take in use before this defect is fixed.

            Hannu Kämppi added a comment - We have the same situation. Won't take in use before this defect is fixed.

            Tero Niemi added a comment - - edited

            Are there any news on this?

            We have multiple customers, with different SLA levels. We have a single support team though, that should be able to process queue in SLA order.

            Tero Niemi added a comment - - edited Are there any news on this? We have multiple customers, with different SLA levels. We have a single support team though, that should be able to process queue in SLA order.

            cf. JSD-727 as well

            Alexandre H added a comment - cf. JSD-727 as well

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