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JIRA Issue creation from Confluence

Matthew Hurley

Is there an feature or solution that allows users to create JIRA issue(s) from Confluence without navigating the user away from Confluence?

My goal is to create a Meeting Notes Template/Blueprint and include a JIRA Issue creator option.

The best issue creator, IMO, appears to be creating issues via direct HTML links:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA051/Creating+Issues+via+direct+HTML+links

The downside is it navigates the user to JIRA. I realize you can right-click and open a new tab so you don't lose your spot in Confluence. Nevertheless, I'm trying to make this as slick and easy to use/adopt as possible. Is there a solution that will keep the user in one location so they don't have to navigate between the tools or toggle between tabs?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

If you have the application links correct, then you can highlight lines or bullet points in Confluence, hover until the popup appears, then hit the JIRA logo - it'll turn each line or bullet into a JIRA issue, leaving the user in Confluence.

AnnWorley

Matthew, Nic is right. There is a video of what he is describing on this blog post:

5 ways to work with JIRA issues in Confluence

Matthew Hurley

Thanks Ann!

Matthew Hurley

Thanks Nic. I appreciate it.

Vladimir Horev - RaleyApps

Matthew, you can try Jirassimo IntakeForms viewer for your purpose

Best,

Vlad

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