Create a Recording Link
- From the browser extension
- From the dashboard
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Open the Jam extension
Click the Jam icon in your browser toolbar.
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Navigate to Recording Links
Select Recording Links from the extension menu.
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Configure and copy
Set a title, folder, or reference (optional), then copy the generated link.
Share the link
Send your Recording Link through any channel where you communicate with customers or members:- Paste it into a support ticket or help desk reply
- Include it in a customer email when you need more information on a reported issue
- Drop it into Slack or chat for async debugging with a member
What recipients experience
When someone opens a Recording Link, they see a simple recording interface. No downloads, no account setup. They click one button to start recording, reproduce the issue, and submit. Jam automatically captures console logs, network requests, user events, and device metadata in the background. The completed Jam appears in your workspace with a link back to the original Recording Link.Link URL parameters
You can pre-fill Recording Link properties by appending query parameters to the URL:Adding a reference
Attach a reference to a Recording Link to automatically link the resulting Jam back to the issue you’re tracking.1
Copy your ticket URL
Copy the link to the relevant ticket in your issue tracker (Jira, Linear, GitHub, etc.).

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Add the reference when creating the link
In the Reference name or link field, paste the ticket URL. Jam identifies your issue tracker and displays the ticket number.You can also enter any web URL or email address as a reference.

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Send the Recording Link
Share the Recording Link with your customer.
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Jams link back automatically
When the customer submits a recording, Jam links the resulting Jam back to your ticket automatically.
Recording links with console logs
By default, Recording Links capture screen recordings. To also capture console logs, network requests, and user interactions, you need to connect your domain. This installs two lightweight scripts on your site so Jam can collect developer context alongside the video. What you get when you connect your domain:- Console logs and network requests are attached to every customer recorded Jam
- Click and key interaction events
- Device and environment metadata
- Auto-blur of sensitive content