Hello !
How are you?
I'm thinking of doing an integration between Jira and gmail.
We receive daily emails that are routines / reminders for tasks that need to be done. Is it possible to have some extension or API to make the system create these tasks automatically in some frame in jira?
It would need to be by subject/content of the email, because the same sender sends several emails to different teams.
Hi, @Mônica Bohrer
My team recently released Email&Tasks: Jira Cloud for Gmail.
With it's help you can transform your emails into Jira ticket, Add comments & log work directly from Gmail.
Here is a 30-day trial to check if the app is good for you.
Hope it will help you!
@Iryna Komarnitska_SaaSJet_ would you be able to assist me in setting up this and other time saving zaps into jira?
Please contact me at brian@grovescleaningservices.com
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You can achieve this using email handler:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/create-issues-and-comments-from-email/
You can set them up in such a way, so as to create issues with a specific issue type on specific projects. It's very easy to do that and very handy, without any app.
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These two apps do exactly what you look for, give them a try:
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