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@suren hi. I know you mentioned "no plugins" for security reasons, but feel free to check ZigiOps' no-code connector at the Atlassian marketplace. It connects Jira & ServiceNow in minutes, bi-directionally, without saving your data. You can give it a try with our trial version (it's all free). Diana (ZigiOps team)
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@Kamala Geetha Francis Fernando hey there! If you're open to exploring 3rd party solutions - check the ZigiOps no-code connector. It's flexible & easy to use (connects the instances in minutes). You can customize ZigiOps to fit different use cases. The tool transfer & sync only the data you want (default fields (incident,…
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@Yatish Madhav hey! Perhaps you're currently using a solution, but feel free to check ZigiOps. It's a no-code bi-directional connector that integrates Jira &Salesforce, syncs their data, and keep them up-to-date in real time. It's customizable so it can fit various use cases. Give it a try with our Trial version (it's…
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@Kieron L. Jones hi! I'd like to add another option: if you're open to exploring a 3rd party solution, check out ZigiOps connector. It can easily be used for migration without limitation to the migrated data. It's all customizable. Feel free to drop us a line. Regards, Diana (ZigiWave team)
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@hima bindu hi & welcome. Indeed, is there anything particular you'd like to achieve with Jira & Salesforce? Perhaps, there is a case you're looking to resolve? Sync the two systems?
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@Samantha Slagle hi! Just to add to what Alex has mentioned - check out ZigiOps. It's fully no code & secure (does not store any of your data). You can customize it to fit various use cases. In general, it connects the two instances bi-directionally, syncs their data, and keeps them updated in real-time. Feel free to look…
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@John Holloway hi. Just to add another possible solution - ZigiOps. Check it out. It's 100 % no-code. It comes with advanced mapping functionalities which I believe would be useful in your case. If you want to know more, feel free to contact our tech team to see ZigiOps in action. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps)
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@Ilakiya Srinivasan hello. A bit late but did you manage to resolve the issue? I'd like to propose an alternative solution for integrating Jira/PagerDuty using a 3rd party solution - ZigiOps. It connects the two systems and allows you to transfer data between them and sync it. ZigiOps is 100% no-code and secure. Feel free…
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@[deleted] hi. Glad to hear that Jira PDsteadily becomes part of our work life. :) I'm curious to know more details about the use case/s regarding your question or other jira pd-related projects. If it's ok with you to share, do not hesitate to drop me a line at diana@zigiwave.com
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@justyn.rodriguez hi! Did you manage to find a solution to your case? I'd like to propose an alternative solution - a 3rd party one. Check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code tool that can connect MS Dynamics & Jira SD, and transfer & sync data between the two. It can be customized to fit various use cases. Feel free to look…
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@Luke Crisp hello. As John mentioned, you can take look at the Atlassian marketplace for external help. ZigiOps might help you sync the issues/epics between Jira & Jira WM easily. It's easy, doesn't require additional coding and it's secure (does not store any of your data).
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@Sruthi_Nadimpally hi! May I ask if you're using a tool/app to connect the two systems? If you're open to exploring the possibility of an alternative, check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code integration platform that connects systems bi-directionally. Easy to use and customize, it has advanced mapping with enhanced…
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@Richa Rajaram Aware did you manage to resolve the issue? If you're willing to try an alternative integration solution, feel free to check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code integration solution that connects Jira & SNow in a few clicks. ZigiOps enables the two-way connection between the two, transfers a variety of data,…
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@Joanna Jankowska hi. Indeed, a bit more info on the connector in question would be great. Otherwise, you can check out the marketplace for other, alternative solutions. Such is ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code bi-directional connector. It connects the two in minutes and syncs their data instantly (you can tailor the data you…
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@Sudhangshu Das hi. Have you tested the connection between the systems? Maybe there is some issue with the mappings? If you decide to try an alternative approach toward this integration, check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code tool that connects Jira & ServiceNow bi-directionally in minutes. Any data can easily be transferred &…
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@ejanis we're currently updating our website & the list of systems we provide integrations for. it will take more than expected to upload everything :). However, ZigiOps can make integrations between two instances of the same systems (Jira & Jira, SNow to SNow, Remedy to Remedy, etc). ZigiOps can collect issues from…
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@ejanis hi! I see a lot of options for you in the comments. :) I'll just add another one to the 3rd party - ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code solution that will connect your Jira instances, sync them and allow you to transfer/migrate just the data you want. No additional coding is needed & none of your data will be stored, if…
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@pjackson hi & welcome. just to add to the options already mentioned - check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code solution that can integrate the two Jira instances, sync their data and allow you to migrate/transfer only the information you want. Nono of your data is stored, and no imitations to the data you want to transfer…
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@Admin hi there! I see Nicolas and Dave pointed out the steps you need to migrate. I'd simply want to add another migration option for you to explore. It includes the usage of a 3rd party solutions - such as ZigiOps. It will connect your instances, sync their data and help you migrate the data you need quickly. ZigiOps…
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@Lee Street hi! I believe it could be achieved in more than one way, but it depends on the particular use case. You can take a look at the Marketplace for solutions. One of them is ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code solution. It can connect SNow with your Jira instances, and transfer & sync various entities. You can check…
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@윤의연 hi! I agree with Vikrant's proposal. Did you manage to resolve your issue? If you're open to using an alternative way of integrating the two systems, check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code solution that connects systems like Jira &Git bi-directionally, syncs them, and keeps the up to date in real time. Regards, Diana
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@Antonello Storelli hi! To add to the list of options - check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code connector that can easily be customized, connects systems bi-directionally, syncs them, and keeps them up to date in real-time. There are a variety of data you can transfer and sync between your Jira instances (Jira Data Center…
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@Lon Landry hi. It is possible. What's the use case? You can check out the systems' marketplaces for 3rd party tools that can help with the integration. You can also take a look at ZigiOps- a fully no-code integration tool that connects the two, allows you to customize the data you want to transfer between them, sync it…
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@Kieron L. Jones ,hi! I see you've already been provided with possible solutions. So I'll just add another option (a 3rd party one) - ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration solution that can be used for migration. It connects the systems, syncs them, and allows the transfer just of the data you want. You can customize it to…
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@Benjamin Lellouche hello and welcome to the Atlassian community. It is possible. You can connect the two using the systems' zendesk-jira connector (which I think can be found on both systems' websites) or check out the Atlassian marketplace for a 3rd party solution. Such a 3rd party solution is ZigiOps - a fully no-code,…
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@Salim Richa hi! I see you have a lot of options to try. I'll just add another one, in case you're open to exploration still. ZigiOps is an integration solution that can be used for migrations, too. No limitations to the data migrated between the systems, it all happens fast and none of your data is saved. Feel free to…
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@vincentsynan hi! Absolutely agree with Jack's proposals. Using the API should do the job. You can also check out the marketplace for 3rd party solutions. Such is ZigiOps - a fully no-code integration tool. It can connect your systems bi-directionally & keep them in sync in real time. ZigiOps automates crucial activities…
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@Sreenadh hello! If you're open to exploring an alternative way of doing the migration - feel free to check out ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code solution that will connect the two Jira instances, sync their data and allow you to migrate just the issues you want. There are no limitations to their number and it all will happen…
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@Kvalitet center hello! It is possible. There is more than one way to do that. If you check the Atlassian marketplace you'll find tools that can help with your use case. One of them is ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code integration solution, highly secure (does not save any of your data at all), easy to use, and scalable. It…
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@Sunilkumar k hi. I believe there was a similar question here in the community - maybe this one. Hope it brings some clarity to your use case. You can also use 3rd party tools like ZigiOps, too. It's fully no-code, fast, and safe (does not store any of your data). It can connect your Jira/Bitbucket instances and help you…