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  • Hi there @Tal Stanek ! You can achieve this easily if you have the two Jira instances connected and the desired data synced between them. You can sync them with the system you're using for reporting and use their data for building dashboards. No idea if you're using a tool to connect the Jira instances but take a look at…
  • @Navjot Aujla hello. Can you please clarify the connection between Jira and Salesforce? If I got it right you probably have integrated Jira and Salesforce and transferred issues from Jira to SF. However, you want the data to be sent to another Salesforce instance, right? If you're open to trying an alternative tool to the…
  • @Mayur Sharma hello. Yes, at first glance, a connector can help you but you need to share more details regarding the use case. A tool like ZigiOps (a no-code integration platform) can help you transfer and sync the data you want between the two systems. If you are comfortable sharing more details on the use case here, feel…
  • @Ran298 hi there. I hope you've managed to solve the issue. I'd like to propose a tool that, if you're open to using external help, might be useful. It's a no-code integration platform, called ZigiOps. It connects Jira and Git instantly (with bi-directional updates). Feel free to take a look at it and even book a demo, if…
  • Hi @Osmani Sanchez . May I ask if you're open to using an external tool to make the integration? If yes, then I'd like to propose a tool that might help you with your use case - pull requests from Github and create Jira story. It's a connector, called ZigiOps. It's easy to use and can be customized to fit different use…
  • Hi there! Hope you have found a solution to your question. I just want to propose an alternative solution to the tool you might be currently using, in case you want to try something different. It's a no-code integration platform called ZigiOps, quite flexible (allows for customization to fit different use cases) and easy…
  • @Luis Díaz hi! I'd like to propose taking a look at ZigiOps. It's a flexible no-code integration platform that can help you connect the 2 Jira instances in a few clicks. The platform can be customized to fit various use cases. It works bi-directionally, so a change in one of the systems will be present immediately in the…
  • @Nikola Vojtek did you resolve it? If not, I hope that this issue will be resolved. May I offer an alternative tool to the one you currently use, just in case you want to try something different? ZigiOps is a flexible no-code integration platform that can be customized to fit any use case. It can easily connect and sync…
  • @Agnes Böttcher glad to hear you've managed to resolve this issue. May I propose an alternative way of connecting those systems, if you ever decide to try something new? It's a no-code integration platform, called ZigiOps. It establishes a bi-directional connection between the two systems, can transfer any field/data,…
  • @Scott Derderian Hi there! I understand that you're ok with using an external tool. In that case, I'd like to propose a possible solution to your use case. It's a no-code tool, called ZigiOps. It's quite flexible, can be customized to fit different scenarios/use cases. It establishes a bi-directional connection between…
  • @Steven Trumble hello! Did you manage to resolve the issue? Maybe check out with the Zapier team? I hope all is good now. I want to propose an alternative to the tool you're already using, just in case you're willing to explore other options. It's a no-code integration platform called ZigiOps. It's flexible, allows…
  • @Venkat G hi there! Yes, it is possible. May I ask if you use any external tool to connect the two systems? If not, but you're open to using one, feel free to check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration tool that allows you to transfer data bi-directionally, sync the two systems and automate certain activities - like in…
  • Hey there, if you, at some point, decide to try something out-of-the-box, feel free to explore ZigiOps. It's a scalable no-code solution that allows you to connect bi-directionally the two systems, and transfer and sync any data/fields. It allows for customization so it can cover specific use cases. You can take a look at…
  • Hey there! Are you open to using an external tool for this integration? If so, feel free to check ZigiOps. It's a no-code tool that can help you transfer and sync various data and fields. It allows for customization so it can fit any use case. You can take a look at it and book a demo if you want to see it in action.…
  • @Uche hi. hope you've managed to resolve the issue. If you're open to exploring alternatives to the tool you currently use, feel free to check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code platform, fully customizable (to fit any use case), and can sync any fields. It connects Jira and Salesforce bi-directionally so any change in one of the…
  • @ChuckieAJ hi. Did you contact the customer service of the tool you use? They should be able to help you resolve your issue. Meanwhile, if you decide you want to try an alternative to the tool you're currently using, feel free to check out ZigiOps. It's flexible and fully customizable and does not require additional…
  • @Navjot Aujla hello. If you are willing to explore an alternative tool that can help you resolve your use case (sync comments from salesforce chatter feed to Jira), feel free to check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration platform, fully customizable, that can sync various fields and data. ZigiOps can fetch the SF…
  • Hi, did you manage to resolve your problem? I hope so. If you want to try an alternative way to the one you probably use to establish the connection between those two systems(Jira SD and Jira), there are tools that might help you, tools like ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration platform that allows customization to fit any…
  • Siva, hi. Hope that by now you've managed to find the solution you were looking for. If you have to make this particular integration again in the future and you're open to external help use, you can take a look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration platform that allows for customization in accordance with your use case.…
  • @Sunil Sagar hi. Have you thought about using a third-party tool to connect the two systems, if not using such already? ZigiOps is a flexible, no-code integration platform, that can help you integrate Jira SM and Azure in a few clicks. It can transfer any type of data and sync various fields. It allows for customization so…
  • @Navjot Aujla hello. If you're open to using a 3rd party help, then I'd like to propose a tool that can help you with your use case. It's a no-code integration platform, called ZigiOps. It's flexible and allows customization to fit different use cases. ZigiOps connects the systems bi-directionally, so a change in one of…
  • @ramesh-karanji hello. I see no answers to your question, but I hope you've managed to resolve your issue. No idea if you decided to use any tool to establish the connection between the two systems, but I'd like to make a proposition. Maybe next time take a look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration tool that works…
  • @Andre sorry for the delayed reply. I totally understand. 
  • Hey, Kumar. I see that no one has answered your question. May I ask if you used an external solution? A tool like ZigiOps, a no-code integration platform, would help you make the connection between the two systems. It's flexible so you can tailor it to fit your use case. It can transfer various data and sync custom and…
  • @gabriela rodriguez hello. This is achievable. Have you thought about using an external solution - a connector? ZigiOps is such a tool. It's a no-code integration tool that can help you connect the two systems. Since it's quite flexible, you can tailor it to fit particular use cases - such as the one you've described…
  • @Sasi Damodaran hi & welcome! :) I'd like to propose another tool that can help you make the connection between Azure DevOps and Jira. It's a no-code tool, called ZigiOps. It works bi-directionally and can transfer various types of data. It's very flexible meaning you can tailor it to fit your use cases. Feel free to take…
  • Hi there. I see you had plenty of options. I'd like to add another one. A no-code integration tool that works bi-directionally and syncs various types of data. It's called ZigiOps. Fully customizable, ZigiOps can be tailored to fit any use case you have regarding Salesforce Jira integration. Feel free to take a look at it…
  • @sivasankaran hi and welcome! have you thought of perhaps using external help. A tool like ZigiOps can help you connect the two systems in no time, bi-directionally, and sync any type of data. You can also customize it to fit your use cases. If interested, feel free to explore it. You can also book a demo if you want to…
  • @Ambika Sekar hi. Did you resolve the issue? Also, did you use any tool to make the integration, and if not - are you open to using one? In any case, feel free to take a look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration platform that will help you integrate Jira and ServiceNow in minutes. It can transfer any data and sync custom…