I am trying to integrate an MSform to our Jira instance, therefore when someone fills out a MSform it automatically creates a jira ticket. Is this possible and how is it done?
Hey Nicole,
Yes, it’s definitely possible — and honestly, once you get it working, it saves so much manual effort that you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it. I struggled with the same thing a while back, so I totally get why you're looking for a clean, automated solution.
The easiest way: Power Automate → Jira Cloud Connector
If you’re already using Microsoft Forms, the simplest setup is through Power Automate:
Trigger: “When a response is submitted” (MS Forms)
Action: “Get response details”
Action: “Create issue in Jira Cloud”
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Hey @Nicole Boerboom,
little disclaimer, I've never used MSforms, however there are some videos which describe how to create an automation in Power automate which calls the Jira REST API to create a Jira issue, e.g. this one.
At the same time, you might want to check out the Jira Forms to directly collect your input with a Jira form which you embed somewhere else.
Cheers,
Matthias.
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Thank you for this information. By chance do you know if/when using Jira forms. Do you need to be a licensed user?
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That depends on how you configure the form. There are three types of possible access as documented here:
Limited access: Only people with permission to create work items in your space.
Open access: Only people with a Jira license who are able to log in to your Jira site.
Public access: Anyone online with the link can submit a response to the form. (This option won’t be available if an admin has disabled public access on your Jira site.)
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