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Has anyone had any success on integrating Jiri service manager with Business Central?
What I am hoping to do is that when time tracking is used in a Jira ticket, it will post to a corresponding contract for a customers.
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posting to bc api I've had to create an azure function as a middleman because of the user-agent
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@RichardSefton do you have an example of what that involved? Or a link to a guide that perhaps assisted you with it?
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nope. no guides. just hours of painful troubleshooting to determine that a fetch req from a forge app (I had to create a new time tracking app) to business central sent a user-agent that bc (saas) doesn't like and won't deal with.. only viable solution was a middleman to handle the request which azure functions seem well suited to
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