Enable end users to comment on Problem tickets without assigning fulfiller roles.
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12-16-2025 11:17 PM
If an end user accesses a Problem ticket through the Service Portal and wants to update comments(in activity filter), we currently need to assign the sn_problem_write role.
However, this is a fulfiller role and incurs additional licensing costs. Would it be acceptable to instead map a requestor-type role and create a custom ACL that allows write access (for comments only) using that role?
Is this considered a good practice, or are there better alternatives?
I understand that licensing decisions must ultimately be validated with the Sales team. This question is purely for my understanding, and I will confirm everything with Sales before implementation.
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12-17-2025 07:18 PM
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12-18-2025 01:40 AM
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12-17-2025 09:08 PM
If it is a reactive problem and there is a customer facing ticket say an incident then that should be the avenue for communicating with the customer not the problem.
Problems exist for the behind-the-scenes they're not really customer facing at least in a typical end user itsm sense. Pretty rare for the typical end user to even care about problems as they usually seek a solution to their own issue and move on. What is your actual use case/problem workflow?
