I am trying to get this integration going between Jira and Teams. My company recently switched from Slack to Teams so we are pretty much up to date with our Teams client.
Unfortunately, when I look into 'apps' in Teams I cannot see Teams Jira app when I browse through the available apps. I can however find the Jira marketplace addon - Jira for Teams.
The use case here is that I'd like to be able to raise tickets through Teams in Jira so I guess what I am trying to understand is whether I will be able to do so using the Jira Integration for Microsoft Teams or I need the Teams Jira app?
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Thanks for asking. In order to make actions on Teams you need an App that will execute actions on your behalf, you need to work with your Microsoft Teams administrator to enable Apps.
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September 28, 2020 edited
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I’m Catherine, a product manager at Atlassian. I am looking after the Teams + Jira Cloud integration and would love to chat with you for 45 minutes (in exchange for a $50 incentive) to understand how you use the product and how it could be better. If you’re interested in chatting, please book some time with me here: https://calendly.com/cchang-1/chat-with-atlassian-integrations-team?month=2020-09
We are seeing issues when trying to login from Microsoft Teams Jira Cloud app to a Jira Cloud instance with Access SSO turned on Any ideas how to get around this?
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Where might I find information on the supported Jira Cloud issue fields which are available in MS Teams with this integration, and which fields are read vs. read/write?
If you want to see what Jira can do through Teams, you need to go to Teams in the Jira channel and click in the 'type your question here' box. This will prompt you to see all the actions you can do via Teams to reflect in Jira. See below:
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However, I wanted to find out what issue fields are supported (for example in documentation like the other integrations) before I set up the connection to Teams and experiment to figure out the fields.
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Hi there, has there been any progress on the setup side, particularly that every user has to do the setup for themselves rather than an admin controlled roll out so to speak so the end user doesn't have to do anything?
Good day, QQ: I've setup the JIRA Cloud feature in my teams channels (working great for my colleges, but how can I get my clients/quest in the channel get an overall view or something to see what is happening on that board? I don't want them to edit or interact with the tickets and I don't want to add them to my JIRA account (too many clients)
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Is there a way that I can get my quest to see a summary of a specific 'filtered' tasks and sub-tasks still open/outstanding? I've setup JIRA Cloud in a tab with a filter I setup in JIRA so that my colleges can see a specific filtered group of tickets within each channel (Different from channel to channel) and I want the clients/quests in that channel to see and only see that group of tickets as well.
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