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@David Martínez López hi there. Check out ZigiOps. It's 100% no-code and customizable solution. No idea about your use case, but since the connector is customizable, I believe it would answer your needs. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)

@Wendy Gem Thorneloe hey there. Check out ZigiOps. It's 100% no-code, customizable, and secure (does not store any of the data transferred between the connected systems). Integrates and syncs bi-directionally, no duplications and you have full control over the data you want to sync. Feel free to drop us a line so we can…

@Mustafa Aydemir hi there. Just to add another option to the list of solutions provided - ZigiOps. It's fully no code (no need for scripts, code, no need for additional plugins). You can easily customize it to fit any use case - you have 100% control over the data transferred/synced between the connected systems and who…

@vittorio bini hello. We're currently developing this feature for our connector - ZigiOps. Feel free to drop us a line, and we could discuss what can be done in your use case. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)

@Andrei Bacanu hello. You may check out ZigiOps here at the Atlassian marketplace. It's a fully no-code integration tool. Connects Jira & Salesforce in minutes. You can customize to fit various use case scenarios such as a two-way syncing of salesforce objects to Jira issues (regular + custom fields). Try ZigiOps' trial…

@Venkata Ganesh Reddy Sangana hi there! indeed, this is a feature that's still not available in Jira but we're looking forward to. if you're curious about what other tools offer, check out ZigiOps. It has a free trial where you can test it and see how it handles your use case. It can easily be tailored to fit your case -…

@Sanna hi and welcome. Have you considered using a 3rd party integration solution? If you're open to trying one, check out ZigiOps. Fully no-code, with advanced filed mapping & filtering functionalities, ZigiOps allows bi-directional integration. You can customize it to fit your use case. Feel free to look at it and even…

@Lillian Shibata-Salley - no, just you. if you have some spare time, feel free to drop us a line and I'll be able to explain more (+ if you have any questions about the tool or the use case itself).

@Lillian Shibata-Salley hi.Check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration tool that would easily handle your use case - sync the fields of your 2 Jira instances. It can be customized to fit various scenarios. It's fast and easy to use. Feel free to drop us a line and learn more about it. You can even test the ZigiOps…

@[deleted] hi and welcome. Brant's link would be of a great help. You can also check this page: Integrate Jira Software with GitHub | Atlassian Support. If you want to see how a 3rd party solution handles the Jira GitHub integration, feel free to check out ZigiOps' take on the integration in the following article: Jira…

@Georg Traar hello and welcome. I assume it's something we could expect soon. In case you're open to exploring alternative solutions (3rd party ones), you can check ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code solution that connects the two and syncs their data. It's easy and fast, plus ZigiOps does not store any of the data transferred…

@Wassim Abdallah hello. If you're open to exploring 3rd party solutions, check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code solution that will connect your instances and allow you to tailor the data you want to migrate from one Jira to another Jira instance. There is no limitation to the amount of data migrated, plus ZigiOps does not…

I see some pretty handy solutions here. I'd like to add another tool to the list. it's a 3rd party one - ZigiOps, you can check it at the Atlassian Marketplace. It connects the two systems and syncs them. 100% no-code and secure (does not store any of the system's data), plus you can tailor its actions in a way that fits…

@Marlon Bacala which app? Jira Automation?

@anson.wu hi there. there is more than one option when it comes to migration., you just have to clarify the end result you're aiming at. anyway, in case you're open to the idea of using a 3rd party solution - check out ZigiOps. It easily connects the Jira instances (as well as other systems) and enables the migration of…

@Somasekhar Rao hello. I think that your use case calls for an out-of-the-box solution with advanced features. If you're open to the idea of a 3rd party tool - check out ZigiOps. It can connect the systems in question in no time and without the need for additional coding, sync their data (it can be tailored to sync the…

@Garret Zhang hi. Diana from ZigiWave here. If you're open to exploring using a 3rd party tools, feel free to check out ZigiOps . It's fully no-code, does not store your data, simply transfers it, and can sync your Jira projects easily. Regards, Diana

@Suporte Vitara hi. Just to add another possible solution to the list - ZigiOps. It's fully no-code. It can connect your Jira instances in less than 15 min bi-directionally, transfer various data and sync them. It allows full control over the data fields and mappings. None of your data is stored. You can try it via the…

@karz.269 hello! How is the integration executed? Are any tools used for connecting the systems? solutions like ZigiOps easily integrate Jira & Salesforce and syncs them (jira issues -salesforce cases). You can tailor it to fir other use case scenarios. Feel free to explore it and even give it a try with the ZigiOps free…

@Sonal Nagpal Grazitti hello. You can check the Atlassian marketplace if you're open to using a 3rd party solution. ZigiOps is one of the tools listed there. It connects Jira&Salesforce bi-directionally,making the data transfer easy and automatic; plus, it syncs their data instantly and keeps it updated in real-time. No…

@Monica Ekka hey. an out-of-the-box solution would easily handle the use case. in case you're open to the idea, feel free to explore ZigiOps. it can be easily customized to automate various actions. Regards, Diana

@Jessie Dallas , hi. an out of the box solution might be what you need - so you can customize it beyond the default functions in order to help with the use case. feel free to explore ZigiOps. It has a trial version so you can test it yourself. BR, Diana 

@Aneesh Sreedharan hello. Feel free to explore ZigiOps. It can connect the two instances, sync them and keep them updated in real-time (if that's what you want). You can easily customize it without a single line of code. You can try ZigiOps trial version to see what it's capable of. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)

@keith kennedy hello. In case you decide to switch the integration approach - take a look at ZigiOps. Fully no-code, it connects the two instances bi-directionally & automates the data transfer. You can sync the two and keep them updated in real-time. You can try the trial version to see if ZigiOps covers your needs.…

@Andrea Dieguez hello. If you're open to using external help check ZigiOps. It connects Jira instances in a few clicks without code bi-directionally, syncs their data (synchronize tickets), and keeps them updated in real-time . You can customize it to fit various use case scenarios while maintaining full control over the…

@ranjanajindal in that case, do not hesitate to give ZigiOps a try. Feel free to drop me a line if you'd like to know more about how it works.

@ranjanajindal , hi! Indeed, some 3rd party tools can help you with the migration - allowing you to specify which users to be migrated. Check out the ZigiOps platform. ZigiOps is a no-code connector, but it works perfectly for migrations and can be customized to fit your use case. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)

@AmandaB hi there. +1 for the above-mentioned solutions. Just like to add another option - ZigiOps. It will connect & sync the projects, without saving any of their data. Feel free to try it via the free trial option. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)

@Morten Dieckmann-Keden hello. You can check the Atlassian marketplace for solutions, in case you're open to 3rd party tools. Such is the ZigiOps no-code integration platform. It connects the Jira instances, extracts/transfers & syncs their data. You can tailor it to fit different use case scenarios. Feel free to explore…

@Sarah Green hello. Check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code tool that connects JPD& Salesforce. Automates the transfer of data (default +custom fields), sync the systems & keeps them updated in real time. None of your data is stored. Give it a try with the trial (it's free). Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)