FAQ

Absolutely! As a project admin, navigate to Project settings > Checkout and turn on Checkout.

The simple answer is no. The assets and items associated with each other will be broken.

The best course of action is to move other issues and request types into the Checkout project and then rename the project. However, it's important not to change the project key.

We have developed three distinct workflows tailored to different needs concerning Purchase Orders:

1. Multiple Issues Order Flow: This flow allows you to interact with external vendors by providing them access to a purchase order from Jira Service Management. Vendors can log in to the portal and view the purchase order, as well as send related invoices. For each unique vendor item requested, Checkout will produce a linked issue along with a purchase order. This method ensures that each vendor views their respective purchase order when accessing the digital order via the portal. Additionally, vendors can generate invoices corresponding to these purchase orders.

2. Single Issue Order Flow: This is the traditional method best suited for situations where vendors won't be logging into the portal to view their Purchase Orders or produce invoices.

3. Disabled Purchase Orders: Ideal for those who have an alternate PO system in place, this option allows you to use Checkout mainly for facilitating organizational orders without generating a Purchase Order.

These workflows provide flexibility and cater to various scenarios based on your specific requirements regarding Purchase Orders.

You can configure your Checkout workflow setting here.

Yes, Checkout integrates with Jira Assets. It is supported in both the Datacenter and for cloud instances that are on Premium and Enterprise Edition of Jira Service Management.

Absolutely. Checkout has a built in Asset management to allow customers on Jira Service Management standard and Server Edition to store their procured Assets. For premium customers, Jira Assets is available as an integration.

Absolutely! Our CSV importer is fantastic. You can map columns to fields including users and within minutes you are good to go.

Yes. Checkout offers the capability to generate two types of customizable reports. Asset reports and Order history reports.

Checkout is a sophisticated procurement application designed to streamline and enhance the asset management lifecycle for within Jira Service Management. It offers a comprehensive solution, enabling users to efficiently manage their assets from the initial request phase, through vendor procurement or the re-utilization of existing inventory items, all the way to the asset retirement stage. This holistic approach ensures a seamless, full-cycle asset management workflow.