Portal

Build forms that create Backlog issues.

• How the portal works

  See how portal forms turn requests into Backlog issues.

  PortalAdminEditor

• Setting up a form to create Backlog issues

  The end-to-end steps to connect a portal form to a Backlog project, from preparing Backlog to making the form available.

  PortalAdminEditor

• Setting up the ticket bot

  Create the Backlog user that Chronigami uses to create issues from submissions.

  PortalAdmin

• Preparing Backlog: projects, issue types, and custom fields

  Set up Backlog projects, issue types, and custom fields before building forms.

  PortalAdminEditor

• Creating portals and forms

  Create a portal and add the forms people use to send requests.

  PortalEditor

• Fields and the field library

  Add fields to forms and reuse them from the field library.

  PortalEditor

• Mapping a form to Backlog

  Choose the project, issue type, and where each form field goes on the Backlog issue.

  PortalEditor

• Templates and placeholders

  Write the issue summary and description from form answers and built-in keys.

  PortalEditor

• Readiness checks

  Run Re-check, read each result, and fix what blocks a form from creating issues.

  PortalEditorAdmin

• Public and members-only portals

  Choose who can see and submit to a portal.

  PortalAdminEditor

• Self-signup and allowed email domains

  Let people from approved email domains join a members-only portal on their own.

  PortalAdmin

• Viewing submissions

  Find submissions and see whether each one reached Backlog.

  PortalEditorAdmin

• For submitters: sending a request

  Send a request through a portal form and follow up on it.

  PortalSubmitter