Collect Feedback in the JSM Customer Portal

Use case for portal-embedded JSM surveys — higher CSAT response rates by asking requesters where they already track requests.


If requesters live in the JSM customer portal, that is where your survey should show up. Email-only programs leave portal-native users under-sampled and drag response rates down.

The outcome

Requesters can rate the experience in-portal while the request is still fresh. Scores attach to the issue. Email remains a fallback for conversations that never touched the portal.

Workflow

  1. Identify projects where portal usage is high.
  2. Enable an in-portal CSAT (or CES) prompt on resolution / done.
  3. Keep the ask short — score first, comment optional.
  4. Use email surveys only when the requester is not portal-active.
  5. Watch response rate by channel for two weeks and adjust.

Why this use case matters

Portal collection attacks the root of many “low CSAT response rate” problems: you stop relying on inbox timing alone. It also keeps feedback inside the Atlassian experience customers already authenticate to.

Pair with

  • Problem: low CSAT response rates
  • Use case: collect CSAT in JSM
  • For: IT service desks and JSM admins

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