In this article, you will understand step by step how to easily create and manage Jira tickets from within Scytale.
Managing compliance tasks across various stakeholders and platforms can be challenging. So we've made it easier for you.
Scytale now allows you to create and manage Jira tickets directly within the Scytale system. This feature significantly enhances task management efficiency by integrating Scytale with your Jira account.
Note: to set up Jira integration, you need to be an admin in Scytale.
How to set up Jira integration
- In Scytale, click the avatar icon in the bottom left corner.
- Select ‘Company Settings’.
- Under ‘Ticketing’ you will see ‘Jira Settings’. Complete the following fields:
- API Token - see how to create an API token below
- Domain URL - ex: https://scytalemodel.atlassian.net
- Email Address - the email address of the Jira user who generated the API token.
4. Once you have successfully completed these fields, two dropdowns for ‘Project’ and ‘Issue Type’ will appear.
5. Select the project in Scytale where you want to create tickets (only one project can be selected).
6. Choose the issue type for the tickets you want to create in Jira.
Required Permissions
When configuring it, Scytale utilizes the following permissions to create tickets in Jira.
- write:jira-work
- read:jira-work
- manage:jira-webhook
- read:jira-user
How to create an API token
- Go to https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens
- Select the ‘Create API token’ button.
3. Decide on a token label and select ‘Create’.
4. Copy the token and save it in a notepad for safekeeping.
How to create an issue in Scytale
- In Scytale, go to ‘Control Center’.
- On the monitoring you want to create the issue for, click on the three dots and then select 'Create Jira Ticket'.
4. Customize the task details as needed (this information will be displayed in Jira).
Select 'Create Ticket'.
After creating the task
- The task will now appear in Jira and Scytale under the project you selected.
- To find the Jira ticket link, click into the monitoring. The ticket link will appear under ‘Jira Tickets’.
Note: issues created in Scytale can be synced to Jira. However, you cannot create a task in Jira and sync it to Scytale.