Hi @Aleena Umaiir
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:
- Write and maintain scripts that track changes on both sides
- Handle authentication, data mapping, error handling, and updates manually
- Build mechanisms for conflict resolution and retries when syncs fail
- This can work for very specific, lightweight use cases—but becomes difficult to scale or maintain over time, especially across multiple projects or teams.
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 can sync work items, comments, attachments, and links—without losing context
- It respects how each team works, so your Azure users don’t have to switch to Jira (or vice versa)
- It ensures data integrity and traceability, even during failures or rollbacks
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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