Select this if you are making a sub-project.

What is the name of the project you would like created?

A field that is tagged with an Axosoft item type and item id. Tags must follow the format

[axoX: Y]

Where Y is the item id and X in axoX can be:

• d for defects (axod)
• f for user stories (features) (axof)
• t for custom items (tasks) (axot)

Note: d, f, and t are constant even if you've renamed the item types in Axosoft.

In Axosoft, worklogs are tied to items. They must have an item type (e.g. features, defects, etc.) associated with them.

Mapping this field will take precedence over any values in the tagged item type field.

You must specify an item id to associate the work log to. You can choose and item from the list, key in the item id manually, or use the advanced option to map it to a trigger field.

Mapping this field will take precedence over any values in the tagged item id field.

How much work has been completed.

The time unit you want to use when saving the work log to Axosoft (e.g. minutes, hours, etc.).

Tell us how many units of the incoming data it takes to equal one unit of the Axosoft time unit you chose to save the work log with. The table below will help you set the value of this field:

The person who completed the work.

The date the work took place.

Describe what work has been completed.

Do you want the remaining time to be updated based on the work that was done?

The amount of time remaining for the associated item. (leave blank to auto calculate based on work done).

The Axosoft time unit you want to save the remaining time with.

Tell us how many units of the incoming data it takes to equal one unit of the Axosoft time unit you chose to save the remaining time with. The table below will help you set the value of this field:

Choose the list you want to watch for tweets.

Can be a generic search term like "internet" or a screen name like "@Zapier". Supports query operators.

The list you want to add the user to.

Either a file object or a publicly accessible URL we can pull the image from.

Commit message text.

This is the key displayed when going to Tools / Other Settings / Source Control Types.

Url a user would go to in order to view changes made in this commit. This url is clickable within the Axosoft suite.

The date and time at which the commit was made. If this isn't received, it will be automatically set to the time at which Axosoft processes the request.

The name or ID used by the user to log in to the source control system. This is what Axosoft will attempt to map to a user (using their Source Control User Name configured in "Tools > People > Users").

The email address for the user. The person configuring the Axosoft Suite to use your integration will have the option to attempt to map any commits without a matching user login to a user by email if one is present.

A human name to show to Axosoft users for who made the commit.

The name or path of the file to display.

The url a user can navigate to to see the changes made to this file. .

What was done to the file. You can specify 3 values for this: "added", "removed" and "modified" (case sensitive). Leaving this empty or sending any other value with default the action type in Axosoft to "unspecified".

This is the id used by your source control system to reference the commit.

Source Control Application that's triggering the post. i.e. BitBucket or others.

What kind of item should be created (e.g. Feature, Defect, etc.)?

Id of item to update.

Date the item is due.

Date to start work on an item.

What project should this item belong to?

What is the title/name of the item you would like created?

What release you would like to your item to be completed in?

Select this if you are making a sub-item. Important: Be sure to select an Item Type first!

What person or team doing the work for the item?

Can be a generic search term like "internet" or a screen name like "@Zapier".

In Google maps, right click and select "What's Here?". The first number now in the search box is the latitude.

In Google maps, right click and select "What's Here?". The second number now in the search box is longitude.

Enter a value like 1mi or 5km.

The content of your new tweet. You can truncate text with a Formatter action to meet Twitter's 280 character limit. Note: In order to comply with Twitter's terms of service, this text will have all @mentions removed. Read more here: http://zpr.io/6MUuH

The file url or file object. Note: Max size of 5MB for images and 15MB for videos or GIFs. Media must also be in a supported format (.png, .jpeg, .gif, .mp4, etc.).

If Yes, Zapier will shorten links in your Tweet's message body. Defaults to Yes.