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@mgnavarrete hi! Happy to hear that you've managed to resolve the issue by yourself. :) Anyway, in case you have to connect the two again and decide to try another approach (using a 3rd party), feel free to explore ZigiOps. It allows for two-way integration (transfer and keep synced data), and it's fast and completely…

@jla stats hey there! As already mentioned, it's absolutely possible to sync your Jira instances. Still, you'll probably need an additional tool to help you connect/sync the data between them and keep them updated in real-time. The Atlassian marketplace might provide help - you can find tools that can help you with…

@Darwin hello. Syed already pointed out the documentation you're probably looking for. In case you're open to alternative ways for integrating Jira & Salesforce - you can check out the Atlassian marketplace for tools. Such is ZigiOps - fully no-code & customizable, easy to use and scale. Connects & syncs the systems…

@Vidhi Soni hi! As Nic pointed out, it's a broad question. You can also integrate the two systems with an external solution or use the connectors of the systems' providers. Both options have pros and cons, depending on your integration needs and budget (respectively). Feel free to look at one of the 3rd party options for…

@Aliyar Taravati hello! I assume you're not using any tool during the implementation process of the two? Also, which documentation you're referring to? There ate tools at the Atlassian marketplace that can help you connect the two systems in minutes - such as ZigiOps. It connects and syn Jira & GitHub in minutes.

@Jack Brickey hi & welcome. I see no reason why this should not be possible. If you're open to the idea of using a 3rd party tool to integrate the two Jira instances, check out ZigiOps. It's an easily customizable, fully no-code solution that can connect the two bi-directionally, automate the data transfer between them and…

@beccasolomonsmith hi & welcome to the community! Wouldn't it be easier to simply connect the Jira instances to automate tasks and keep them in sync at all times? If you're open to external help (a 3rd party solution) - check out ZigiOps. It's 100% no-code, fully customizable (you can tweak it to fit various use cases),…

@Sebastian Adam feel free to also check out ZigiOps. 100% no-code integration tool that connects systems bi-directionally. It's easy to use and in no time will connect, sync and keep up to date your Jira instances (issues and other types of data) at all times. Feel free to set a demo meeting (it's free & non-binding) with…

@farah sarraf , hello! As Trudy mentioned, it is absolutely possible. In addition to the already mentioned options - feel free to check out ZigiOps here, at the Atlassian marketplace. 100% no-code, ZigiOps connects the systems bi-directionally, syncs them (in your case, the issues from the two Jira instances) & keeps them…

@Vijitha Chennupati hi there! Do you use any tools to connect your systems? There are tools (3rd party ones) that can connect the two systems, sync their data and keep them up to date in real time (and allow you to migrate the data you want). Such is ZigiOps. It will connect the two and sync them so when you have a case in…

@Johan Hallin hi! If you decide to look into an alternative approach for connecting the two Jira instances (apart from webhooks), take a look at ZigiOps. It's a 100% no-code tool that connects systems bi-directional, transfers the desired data, and keeps them synced in real-time. None of your data is stored by the tool, so…

@Shyam hi there! There are plenty of factors that must be taken into consideration when it comes to migrations. Tam has already linked to quite a useful info source. You can use, also, a 3rd party tools to manage the data transfer from SNow to Jira. Check out ZigiOps here,at the Atlassian marketplace. It's a 100% no-code…

@Mike hello! I see that someone already linked to the Atlassian docs for reference. I'll add another way, an alternative, for integrating both Jira Software and Jira Align instances. It involves a 3rd party solution (if you're open to the idea of using one) - the ZigiOps connector. It's a 100% no-code solution that can…

@Eliyahu Klein hi! Do you plan on using any tools to connect the two systems? There are some 3rd party solutions that can help you make the integration and link GitHub commits to Jira (at the issue level). Such is ZigiOps - a bi-directional, 100% no-code integration tool. It's easy to use, and fully customizable (so you…

@KiranKumar Katkuri hi! I think that the most relevant approaches to your use case are already mentioned (CSV/3rd party tools). If you decide to opt for the latter, feel free to look at ZigiOps. It will connect your Jira& Azure instances bi-directionally & sync them so that the data migration can begin immediately. You can…

@Biancha hi there! It is possible. Do you plan on using any integration tools? Because there are such at the Atlassian marketplace that can help you with your use case. Such a tool is ZigiOps - a fully no-code integration solution. It can help you connect your Jira with all of the Github instances bi-directionally, sync…

@Sjoquist, Carl hi. I see you've already pointed out Mulesoft as your choice for an integration tool. But, I case you decide to check out other alternatives, take a look at ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code integration solution for bi-directional connection & synchronization of data between systems like Jira and ServiceNow. It…

@Siva Nagendra hi! There 3rd party tools that can help you achieve that. If you're open to the idea of exploring them as an option - feel free to check out ZigiOps, here at the atlassian marketplace. It's a fully no-code integration tool for bi-directional connection. Can be customized to fit various use cases and does not…

@Trena Norcia hello. As Raimon mentioned, the answer to your question depends on what you want to achieve managing those accounts. Is there a particular use case you want to be resolved, etc.? Perhaps you'd like to transfer data between them? If that's the case, there are plenty of tools that can help you achieve this…

@Deepthi hi! I'll just add another option to the current list of propositions. You can opt for a 3rd party solution to help you connect, sync, and move the data you want from one Jira instance to another. ZigiOps is such. It will connect the Jiras, sync their data and allow you to migrate the exact projects between them.…

@sidPLakin hi! Did you manage to resolve your issue? If you're open to the idea of trying external solutions, check out ZigiOps - you can find it at the Atlassian Marketplace here. It's a no-code integration tool that connects and syncs Jira/SNow's data. You can tweak it to fit any current use case. No additional coding is…

@Asha hi! Glad to know you've managed to resolve the issue so fast. In case you have bigger migration projects and do not mind taking a look at some 3rd party solutions, check out ZigiOps. It can help you connect and sync the Jira instances (their data). You can customize it o transfer/migrate just the data you desire from…

@Wanda Gomes Antonio hi! Agree with the answers provided by Stephen & Jack. Just want to add another alternative, in case you'd like to explore your other options for a solution. If you're open to the idea, there are also 3rd party tools that can help with your use case - connect the two instances and sync their data. Such…

@udaykiran joshi , migrations usually require additional effort in terms of accurate data transfer. There are plenty of tools available. One of them is ZigiOps. It's a 3rd party solution. It can help you connect the instances and transfer only the data you want to be transferred. It happens easily and relevantly fast,…

@Triumph Support hi! Indeed, you can use webhooks. There are other options, also. Some 3rd party solutions can help you resolve your use case. If you're willing to look at such an approach, check out ZigiOps. It's an out-of-the-box integration solution. It can connect bi-directionally your Jira instances without the need…

@Petr Gold , indeed, you'll need an additional tool. If you're open to the idea of a 3rd party solution, check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code solution that can connect bi-directionally and sync your Jira instances. It offers advanced customization so you can tailor it in a way that suits your needs and use case (the user will…

@joakime hi! Feel free to check out ZigiOps. There is an option for a free trial. You can sync your use case and needs with the tech team and see what they can do for you. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)

@Subam Kumar hello! Yeah, we'll need more details on this, if you're still struggling with this issue. If you decide to switch the approach toward this integration, feel free to look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration platform. Regards, Diana (ZigiOps team)

@Dani Che hi! Sorry to hear that you're experiencing such an issue. I see Vamshi has already given some directions to look at, in order to resolve the problem. I suppose the integration project is tied to the 3rd party tool you're currently using. Anyway, you can check out ZigiOps. It's also an integration solution, a…

@Richa Rajaram Aware hi there! If you're open to a 3rd party solution, check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code solution that can bi-directionally connect SNow & Jira, sync them (tickets/reports/etc.) and allow you to import different data (from either of the systems) thanks to its advanced customization functionalities. You can…