So that I may make an edit on Azure & it gets reflected on Jira or vice versa.
Question no, 2: If I go for a connector, which is the best one to use?
Hi @Aleena Umaiir and welcome to the community,
Syncing issues between 2 different instances is a real tedious task. I would recommend any other approach but to use dedicated apps like Exalate or "Backbone Issue Sync for Jira". At our company we use and recommend Exalate. But both of them will get the job done.
If you're looking to sync Azure DevOps and Jira without a paid connector, it's technically possible using their public APIs. But it's not as simple as plug-and-play.
You’d need to:
If you decide to use a connector, OpsHub Integration Manager is worth exploring—not because it’s commercial, but because it’s designed to handle these sync challenges cleanly:
You may refer to this Atlassian marketplace listing on ADO - Jira integration by OIM
In short: if this is a one-time sync or low-volume use case, custom scripts might suffice. But for reliable, ongoing two-way sync with clean mappings and fewer manual fixes, using a mature tool like OpsHub can reduce long-term effort and risks.
Hope it helps!
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