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JIRA Cloud SOftware integration with Salesforce

Murtala Lanval

My team wants to know how to integrate JIRA API with Salesforce for the purpose of transfer of specific enterprise data (employee work activities, work hours, status, and completion updates) from JIRA to Salesforce (our current CRM repository).

Unfortunately, I am not an expert. This exercise is for research. Any confirmation will be documented as a possibility and then implemented on the enterprise level.

Appreciate the feedback.

Thanks.

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Matt Doar_tzgiej

I'd start at marketplace.atlassian.com and look for Salesforce

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Matt Doar_tzgiej

I'd start at marketplace.atlassian.com and look for Salesforce

Murtala Lanval

Ok. Thanks

Shubham Gupta_t2c9n6

Hi @Murtala Lanval

There are two possible ways to integrate Salesforce & Jira:

Via custom integration
Via a connector

1. Via custom integration

In the custom way, a code is developed to integrate both the instances (Salesforce & Jira). This code is developed in such a way that allows a one-way or two-way flow of information between both the instances.

Why should one prefer custom integration over a connector?

If your aim is just to enable the flow of information from Salesforce to Jira, Jira to Salesforce, or bidirectional, you should go with custom coding. Salesforce and Jira integration, if done the custom coding way, is a one-time solution that will enable the data/information flow between both the instances.

Cons:

This way of integrating Salesforce and Jira is a short-term solution and is rigid. Once the integration is done, there’s nothing much you can do in case you plan to add some more functionalities to it. It will do nothing beyond just enabling information flow between both the instances.

Other than that, integrating via custom coding takes more time than a connector.

2. Via a connector

Salesforce and Jira integration can also be done using a connector.

A connector, however, is a more preferred option over custom integration. A connector, as the name suggests, uses the APIs of both the platforms to connect both the tools. It is usually an app that can do much more than a custom integration.

Why should one prefer a connector over custom integration?

It all depends on the business requirements and the use cases one wants. As we stated earlier, a connector is an app that can do more than a custom integration. If your motive is to enable a bidirectional flow of information along with a set of workflows to manage tasks, a connector is what you need.

Other reasons to choose a connector over custom integration include:

*A connector is a long-term solution
*A connector is more scalable
*A connector offers more use cases, functionalities
*A connector is easy to set up
*A connector can be customized based on business requirements

I hope this helps!

For more detail visit - Sinergify—a Salesforce & Jira Connector

Thanks

Shubham

Irfan khan_6865b3

Yes, this is possible using the Jira REST API or a Salesforce-native integration approach. You can synchronize: - work activities - work hours - status updates - completion updates - selected custom fields For enterprise implementations, I would recommend documenting field mapping, OAuth authentication, error handling, and whether the synchronization should be real-time or scheduled. A Salesforce-native integration can simplify synchronization between Jira and Salesforce and reduce manual updates.

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