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Hi @Sravanthi Muppavarapu May I ask how you integrated Salesforce with Jira? Did you use an app from the Marketplace? I'm the Product Marketing Manager for Appfire's Connector for Salesforce & Jira. Thank you, Jennifer
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Hi @Andrei Bacanu - You can easily migrate your Salesforce customer data into Jira with Appfire's Connector for Salesforce and Jira This helpful app is easy to configure and features: * Bi-directional auto synchronization * Automated workflows * Aggregated comments * Many-to-many associations * Salesforce lightning enabled…
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Hi @suchpower Great! I'm happy we have a solution for you. I'm going to reach out to a member of our Support team to help you with your question regarding adding/managing your integrations. They'll be happy to walk you through the set up process. Someone will reach out to you soon. Best, Jennifer
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Hi @suchpower Can you tell me which Bitbucket/Jenkins integrations plugin you're using? I'm the Product Marketing Manager for Appfire's Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket Cloud. Best, Jennifer
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Thank you, @David Pleşu I've reached out to our Support team on your behalf. Someone will reach out to you shortly. Best, Jennifer
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Hi @David Pleşu - May I ask which plug-in you're using currently? Best, Jennifer from Appfire
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Thank you for your continued interest in Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket Cloud! I'm pleased to announce that the Cloud version of this app is now available in the Atlassian Marketplace and is free until the end of the year! Try it now and let us know what you think! If you have further questions or need assistance with…
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Hi @Carl.Hollman While you're evaluating your options, be sure to check out Appfire's Publisher for Confluence Cloud to Salesforce. It's an awesome app for publishing Confluence pages as Salesforce Knowledge articles to make them visible internally, as well as to your customers and partners. It also allows you to: * Search…
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Glad to hear it, @Yugender Janam
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Hi @Genevieve Awa As Theodora suggested, you may want to consider a plugin. Appfire's Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket is an easy-to-configure integration app for Cloud or DC that will allow you to trigger a build in Jenkins when a Pull Request is merged. You can reach out to our awesome support team to ask any questions…
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Hi @Yugender Janam Appfire's Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket can help you achieve your goal. It will enable you to trigger a build in Jenkins when a Pull Request is merged. You can reach out to our awesome support team to ask any questions you might have about this powerful integration app. You can also email me…
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Hi @Pradip Solace You might want to also consider using an integration app like Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket which is now available for Cloud! This app from Appfire is easy to set up and will allow you to automatically trigger Jenkins builds when committing or merging code. Please feel free to reach out to me at…
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Hi @Hernando Gallego - You may want to consider evaluating a tool like Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket to help you achieve your goal. It will enable you to trigger a build in Jenkins when a Pull Request is merged. You can reach out to our awesome support team to ask any questions you might have. You can also email me…
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Hi @vittorio bini You may want to consider evaluating a tool like TSF4JIRA Azure Ops Integration to help you achieve your goal. Whether you want to migrate your data once from AzureDevOps to Jira or enable bi-directional synchronization of data from one platform to the other, it will help you do so safely and efficiently.…
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Thanks for inviting me to join you, Nikki!
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Thanks, Ivan! "It depends" is a very honest answer. Autonomy can often seem to be at odds with standardization but you make an excellent point that there can still be different 'ways of working' for individuals within a team, even if all team members are using the same tool.
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Thanks, Peter! I agree that value for the money and the suitability of a tool are important considerations.
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Thank you, Syed! I agree, those are important distinctions to keep in mind.
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Hi Darwin- My name is Jennifer and I'm on the Connector for Salesforce & Jira product team at Appfire. Connector for Salesforce & Jira is an all-in-one solution for organizations that need full collaboration and communication between teams that are using Jira and Salesforce. It offers tons of features and capabilities to…
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Also, as Jamie mentioned previously, we'll be releasing the Cloud version of Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket in the next 1-2 months. Our Product Manager would be happy to answer any questions you might have about planning your cloud migration. Please feel free to email me at Jennifer.Dempsey@appfire.com if you'd like us…
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You're very welcome, Jean Ann! I'd be happy to answer any questions you might have.
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Hi @Jean Ann Harrison While you're in the research phase, you may want to consider evaluating a tool like TSF4JIRA Azure Ops Integration. Whether you decide to migrate your data once from Jira to AzureDevOps or enable bi-directional synchronization of data to continue working in both tools more effectively, it will help…
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Hi @Marieke Cozijnsen - We have a tool that can help with this. TSF4JIRA Azure Ops Integration - integrates Jira Service Management and Azure DevOps, enabling the workflow you need in order to provide the latest status to your customers. You can create new work items in ADO based on JSM support tickets and monitor the…