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Resolution: Unresolved
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NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Service Desk Server. Using JIRA Service Desk Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
Having to manually choose a project when raising a service desk request, issue can easily end up in wrong projects or with wrong issue types.
This particularly happens in environments where high numbers of projects are using service desk and/or the reporters are external users or users who do not frequently use that instance of JIRA.
When using a multi-level select or a (sub-)component field in the create issue screen, you can automate which project the request ends up in, and which issue-type it receives.
Hi everyone,
Just to give you a quick update: we've been monitoring this suggestion and understand that this is not the ideal situation. This is not on our short-term roadmap and we'll come back to it later.
Cheers,
The JIRA Service Desk team
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JSDSERVER-52 As an admin I want to have multiple projects in one Customer Portal
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JSDSERVER-1394 Categorizing Customer Portal in the Main Portal
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JSDCLOUD-777 Allow better grouping when there are many portals
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JSMDC-6197 You do not have permission to view this issue
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It would also be nice for when there is only one project or the customer has access to only one project, the landing first page on the portal for the customer to be the request type grouping, not the project. This is already in place in Cloud deployment why not on-prem? I want to see only the request-type groups, not the project and then click on the project name and see the request-type groups.