From the course: Complete Guide to Jira Administration: Configuration, Management, and Automation
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Working with requests - Jira Tutorial
From the course: Complete Guide to Jira Administration: Configuration, Management, and Automation
Working with requests
- In a later section, we'll create request types for a Jira Service Management project. But first, let's explore how requests look and function to the end user. As a reminder, the self-service portal is a simplified interface that customers use to submit requests. You'll also see it called other names, like the customer portal, help center, help desk, or service desk. Each service project has its own customer portal. Your application might have one project and one portal, or one project and portal per support function. Here's an example portal URL in all deployment methods. This is usually the easiest URL to share with end users. You can also send users to a specific service desk, meaning a specific JSM project, to a specific request form, or to an individual request by changing parameters in the URL. Jira Service Management has two additional user types, agents and customers. An agent is anyone providing support, managing the support team, or monitoring support team effectiveness…
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Jira from an end user's perspective1m 28s
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Logging in1m 47s
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Using key views2m 38s
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Accessing key features10m 15s
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Working with projects16m 49s
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Working with issues4m 57s
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Working with requests4m 3s
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Searching with Jira Query Language6m 49s
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Using views and reports4m 19s
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