Jira Software Server + Jostle

Send new Jira Software Server issues to Jostle Discussions

This integration allows you to stay in the loop of your Jira issues, all within your Jostle intranet. Once active, this integration will automatically post a message to Jostle discussions whenever there’s a new issue created in the project you specified. Just choose what information you want to post from the issue during setup, and we'll take care of the rest!

When this happens...
New Issue
Triggers when you add an issue to a project of your selection.
TriggerScheduled
automatically do this!
Create Discussion Post
Create a post in a selected Discussion.
ActionWrite

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Supported triggers and actions

What does this mean?

New Issue
Triggers when you add an issue to a project of your selection.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Issue (Via JQL)
Triggers when a new issue is added that matches some JQL.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Issue Type
Triggers when you add a new issue type.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Priority
Triggers when you add a new priority.
Trigger
Scheduled
New Project
Triggers when a project is added.
Trigger
Scheduled
Updated Issue
Triggers when an issue is updated.
Trigger
Scheduled
Add Watcher to Issue
Adds a user to the issue's watcher list.
Action
Write
Attach File to Issue
Attaches a file to an existing (or newly created) Jira issue.
Action
Write
Jira Software Server
Create a new issue, select your own project and issue type.
Scheduled
Action
Jira Software Server
Updates an existing issue.
Scheduled
Action
Jira Software Server
Searches for an issue, either using the issue's key, or its summary.
Scheduled
Action
Jira Software Server
Find a user by name.
Scheduled
Action
Jostle
Create a post in a selected Discussion.
Scheduled
Action
Jostle
Create a task in Jostle. Automatically create duplicates for multiple assignees.
Scheduled
Action

About Jira Software Server

Jira is a bug and issue tracking tool that allows software developers to manage product development and build better software. This integration connects to self-hosted instances of Jira.