Diana_Architect_ZigiWave Atlassian Partner

@Vijay Venkataramani hello! As Majit already mentioned, there is more than one way to achieve integration between Jira and ServiceNow. It's up to you to choose which way to do it - based on your use case, technical resources, timeframe for achieving the integration and etc. You can check out the Atlassian marketplace to…

@SWR Recv hi! Is it a one-time action? Have you thought about connecting the two jira instances and syncing their data? In case you're open to exploring the usage of 3rd party tool that can help you migrate your project from one jira to another, feel free to check out ZigiOps. It can connect the instances bi-directionally,…

@[deleted] hi! did you use any tools to connect them? perhaps the integration was not handled properly? If you're open to using an external solution to connect Jira and ServiceNow, feel free to check out ZigiOps on the marketplace. It's a no-code solution that can help you connect them bi-directionally, transfer data…

@Maggie Norby Adams hi! how can we participate? we're a marketplace partner and would love to share a demo.

@Muhammad Moazzam Hassan John & Julien has provided you with an answer to your question. There is also another option for linking Jira SM Issue to Jira project, but it involves a 3rd party solution - connectors. You can check the marketplace. In case you're open to the idea of using such a solution, i'd like to propose…

@Dina ElMowafy hello. I see Nic & Mayur have posted some pretty good suggestions. In case you're open to alternative solutions, i'd suggest taking look at the ZigiOps marketplace section. It's a no-code connector that integrates the two Jira instances in a few minutes bi-directionally. As a result, their data is synced and…

@MarcSch hello! I see Matthias has shared some pretty good ideas to try out. In case you'd like to try the option of syncing the instances, I'd like to add another one: ZigiOps. It's a no-code solution that can help you connect the systems and sync them immediately. You choose the type of data you want to transfer and…

@Keighley Williams did you manage to migrate your data? If you're open to idea of trying a 3rd party tool, I'd like to propose looking at ZigiOps. It's a no-code tool, that apart from connecting the systems bi-directionally can be used for migrating information (custom fields and other entities)from one instance to another…

@[deleted] hi! As Trudy says, you can check the marketplace and pick the tool that fits your needs best. I'd like mention to checking out ZigiOps. It's a flexible, no-code integration tool that can help you solve your use case - connect/sync the instances and keep their data updated all the time. Feel free to explore the…

@Kerstin Voß hi! You can go with either of the proposed solutions. I'd like to add an additional tool, an external one, that can also help you with the use case. It's a no-code solution, called ZigiOps. It can help you connect your Jira instances and sync them (you can choose which data you want to share between them) in…

@Sushant Verma hi. As seen in the previous answers, there are lots of possibilities that can act as a solution. If you decide to try a 3rd party solution, I'd like to propose looking at ZigiOps - check the platform on the marketplace. It can help you connect/sync your Jira instances' issues, components, labels, etc. You…

@Harold Alcalde hello. If you're still open to investigating and perhaps, trying, different ways to migrate your data from one jira instance to another, i'd like to propose taking a look at zigiops. It's a no-code tool, that will help you migrate screens, workflows, custom fields, and all the schemes very fast and without…

@Tom Lacey-Johnson Alex is right. If you'd like to try a 3rd party tool, check out the marketplace. I'm sure you'll be able to find something worth trying. I'd like to propose taking a look at ZigiOps. It can help you sync your issues so that updates appear on both sides. Regards, Diana (ZigiWave)

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@Raj Lad , hello and welcome to the community. If you're open to exploring the possibility of using external help to sync Jira issues, feel free to look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration tool that can help you resolve your use case in a few clicks without additional code. ZigiOps can be customized to fit various use…

@Bridget Malloy hello! What connector do you use? There are plenty of tools on the marketplace, that can help you connect Jira and ServiceNow. Such a solution is ZigiOps - a no-code integration tool that can help you connect the two and sync them in real time. So, any time a change happens in one of the systems it will…

@[deleted] hello! Not using an additional tool will, indeed, require manual work. If you, however, decide to use a 3rd party tool, check out ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration platform than can connect the two instances in minutes and sync them (with the data/fields you want). It has advanced field mapping and allows for…

@hari kishan Chowdary hi there! If you're still looking for a migration solution, take a look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration tool that can also be used for migration. It can help you accomplish the migration of HP ALM to Jira easily and without limitations on the data you want to migrate. Check it out and if you…

@Anh Dinh hello & welcome! So, you're trying to migrate data from Zendesk to Jira, correct? If that's the case, and you're open to having external help, feel free to take a look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code tool that can help you migrate different data without limitations, apart from connecting them. It has advanced mapping…

@Pankaj Kalambe hi there! You can take a look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code tool that can help you with your migration project - without limitation on the number of tickets you want to transfer. It's easy to use and you'll keep all the information your use case requires - linkage between the tickets, ticket attachments,…

@Jimmy Rufo hi there. If you're open to using alternative tools to help you resolve your use case, feel free to explore ZigiOps. It can help you connect the two systems bi-directionally, transfer any fields and sync them. It can also be customized to fit various use cases. Check it out and if you think it would be useful,…

@Raymond Kerckhoffs hi, there! it's possible. A connector might help you achieve that, such as ZigiOps. It's a no-code one, and can easily be customized to fit various use cases. It can help you connect bi-directionally and sync the two Jira instances (and keep them up-to-date in real-time). It reads the schema dynamically…

@melurinn hello. If you're open to exploring external help on the integration, take a look at ZigiOps. It's a no-code integration solution. You can customize it to fit various use cases. It can connect Jira and Azure bi-directionally, allowing the easy transfer (issues, work items, cases) and syncing of data between the…

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@David Kimball hello. If you're open to exploring external help for this use case, take e look at ZIgiOps. It's a no-code tool. You can customize it to fit various use cases. It connects the systems bi-directionally, allowing you to sync, and transfer various data and keep them updated in real time. ZigiOps reads the…

@Ellie Chen hi there! Can you, please, clarify a bit more your use case? You want to migrate already existing data from one Jira instance to another? Check out ZigiOps. It can help you connect (&sync) or migrate data from one jira to another in a few clicks. If you're interested to know more, feel free to book a demo and…

@Daniel Roig hello. Along with the rest of the propositions, you can also explore ZigiOps. It's an out-of-the-box integration platform. Does not need additional coding and can be customized to fit various use cases. It can help you connect the two jira instances bi-directionally, sync them (to keep them up to date in real…

@Mahesh Kumar N hi, did you manage to resolve your problem? Chris is right, after connecting the two systems you'll have to sync their data (in your case, that would be the statuses). This will allow a change in one of them to show up immediately in the other, which is what you want to achieve. No idea if you use any tool…

@Darwin hi! yes, it is possible. are the systems you've connected synced? a tool like ZigiOps can help you connect (bi-directionally) Jira and Zendesk and sync their data (keeping them up to date in real-time). it has an advanced mapping and customization features so your use case will easily be achieved - you can tweak it…

@Alexandre Moulin hi there! I believe you're using the Insights plug-in, right? Feel free to look at ZigiOps. It can help you connect the Jira instances, transfer the data you want (issue types and their related details (attributes)) and sync them (thanks to its bi-directional integration functionality). ZigiOps can be…