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How Samsung does lean ITIL® with Jira Service Desk

This is a guest blog written on behalf of Jack Harding, IT Consultant at Praecipio Consulting and Larry Brock, IT Chief of Staff at Samsung Austin R&D Center and Austin AUG Leader. Based on their presentation “The Power of Process: How Samsung Implemented ITIL” at Summit San Jose 2017. The IT team at Samsung’s Austin […]

Delightful customer service: what’s new in Jira Service Desk Cloud

More and more businesses today are differentiating on customer service. Companies like Airbnb have hundreds of support agents ready on the phone, email and chat to make the home sharing process seamless for users. The easier you make it for your customers to do business with you, the more likely they are to buy your […]

Get time back with canned responses and SLA copy configurations in Jira Service Desk Server

We know that it can be tedious and time-consuming for IT agents to respond to repetitive requests. Even more so when the common responses used are created and tracked outside of Jira Service Desk. So, to help your IT agents respond quickly and efficiently, we’re excited to announce the launch of canned responses in Jira Service Desk Server. […]

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Getting the most out of JQL with Atlassian Marketplace add-ons

One of the great things about Jira is that it is easily extensible. It’s extensiblity layer makes it easy to add new features or extend existing ones. JQL is no exception in that regard. There are a number of plugins for Jira on the Atlassian Marketplace that enhance JQL. You can also develop custom functions […]

How one ad-tech firm automated their hiring and onboarding with Jira Service Desk

The Trade Desk is famous for automation–specifically when it comes to ad buying. But when their team was growing and growing, they had to use automation for their HR processes as well. For this, they turned to Jira Service Desk.

What’s new in Jira Service Desk? A login-free customer portal, 8 languages, and a customer service template

We’re excited to announce a new login-free portal, multi language support, and a new customer service template. Request help without having to create an account Now your team can provide great customer service to new customers: They no longer have to go through hoops in order to request help. With a login-free portal, customers can send […]

20 great ITSM add-ons for Jira Service Management

In 2017, we were thrilled to learn that Jira Service Management was named the #1 Most Affordable ITSM solution and the #1 Most Popular ITSM software by Capterra, an independent review site that compiles reviews from millions of users. In addition to service request, incident, problem and change management templates for requests that make it […]

8 pro-tips for automating Jira Service Desk

Ask anyone in IT – maximizing efficiency and minimizing small and monotonous tasks is the gold standard. Being able to streamline processes is absolutely essential in an industry where there’s never a shortage of work to do. That’s why service desk automation is awesome. Instead of spending hours manually triaging or following up on tickets, […]

Jira Service Desk 3.2 for Server: smarter, faster, simpler

Every day, we collect feedback from our 15,000 valued customers using Jira Service Desk to give great support. That’s why in the latest Jira Service Desk 3.2 Server release, we’ve focused on shipping improvements to the customer experience and agent productivity. These are two of the core missions of the product. In customer experience, we empower the […]

Three ways to use Jira Service Desk’s new approvals like a pro

  Pop quiz! Name three things you’d rather do than set up approvals in your service desk tool. Get a root canal? Darn socks? Walk barefoot through the snow (uphill both ways)? If your toes are already getting frostbite just from thinking about it, I’ve got good news: Jira Service Desk now offers an easy […]

Getting started with Jira Service Desk’s employee self-service and customer satisfaction reports

The right metrics aren’t just a “nice to have” – they’re a “must have.” Now, you can measure both employee self-service and customer satisfaction. By providing an easy and fast way for customers to get answers – like taking advantage of a knowledge base – customers are happier and agents are more productive. If you deliver a better self-service experience, you’ll likely see your customer satisfaction (CSAT) scores improve. Over time, your IT team will benefit from seeing these improvements, which in turn will improve team productivity. (Not to mention job satisfaction.)

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Skyscanner’s tips for bug triage in Jira + Jira Service Desk

When something goes wrong, it’s nice to know that you can simply raise a ticket and see it fixed. For those of us doing the fixing, it’s not as easy as it looks. You’ve probably got a backlog of tickets that you need to sort through each day. Some of those tickets actually report a […]

The ABCs of Jira Service Desk: measuring success

In part 1 of this blog series, you learned to create a request catalog that is frictionless for your customers. Part 2 was about unleashing the power of queues for your support teams with pro-tips. In this last blog post, I’ll give you tips on how start measuring your success within Jira Service Desk.

The ABCs of Jira Service Desk: unleashing the power of queues

In my last blog post, I gave away the first secret to creating an awesome customer experience. We talked about the customer portal and how to focus on your customers, including thinking in your customers’ language and simplifying the request process. Today, I’m going to give you the second secret which involves making your agents’ life simpler […]

The ABCs of a simple service desk

Hi, I’m Nikki, and I used to be a systems administrator. I want to share a few things that made us successful with our service desk here at Atlassian. In this new blog series, I’m going to give you the secret to creating an awesome service desk for your customers (hint: making it simple).