This tutorial will give an example of how to create a Jira integration that creates an issue from your app to your Linked account’s Jira Project.
We’ll create a Jira Workflow in Cobalt which can create an issue in a Project given by the user. For this, we’ll first find the project based on it’s name and then create an issue in it.
Apps catalog
in Cobalt > Search for Jira
> Workflows
> Add Workflow
> Choose Manually
> Give it a name and click on Add Workflow
.To add a trigger for a Workflow in Cobalt, you need to select details about the Trigger like the Type and which trigger to be implemented.
To add a Trigger, follow these steps:
Add Trigger
button.For this Workflow, we have created an Event Details of Issue
which contains the payload like the project name, issue description, priority etc. about the event sent by you to Jira.
Actions
, add a Jira node to the workflow.Choose an Action
dropdown menu.Learn more about the Transform Node here.
Create Issue
as the Action and provide the required fields like Project ID, Issue-type ID etc. and click on Save
.Before clicking on Save
, make sure that you have entered data for all the mandatory fields whichever required.
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button on the node and dragging the arrow to the Jira node.Publish
button in the top, Select Environments of the Workflow and click on Publish
.To enable a workflow, end user or a Linked Account needs to Toggle On the Workflow after connecting with the application.
Manage your Integrations
list.Connect
button > Review the permissions and allow them for a successful connection.Configure
section in the Pardot Application page.Save
.Lastly, we’ll fire an App Event whenever a contact is created in your app by using the Workflow.
Try API
in Cobalt.Fire Event
button in the top right.Logs
> Events
in Cobalt.Congratulations! We have successfully built a Jira integration that creates an issue from your app to your Linked account’s Jira Project.
This tutorial will give an example of how to create a Jira integration that creates an issue from your app to your Linked account’s Jira Project.
We’ll create a Jira Workflow in Cobalt which can create an issue in a Project given by the user. For this, we’ll first find the project based on it’s name and then create an issue in it.
Apps catalog
in Cobalt > Search for Jira
> Workflows
> Add Workflow
> Choose Manually
> Give it a name and click on Add Workflow
.To add a trigger for a Workflow in Cobalt, you need to select details about the Trigger like the Type and which trigger to be implemented.
To add a Trigger, follow these steps:
Add Trigger
button.For this Workflow, we have created an Event Details of Issue
which contains the payload like the project name, issue description, priority etc. about the event sent by you to Jira.
Actions
, add a Jira node to the workflow.Choose an Action
dropdown menu.Learn more about the Transform Node here.
Create Issue
as the Action and provide the required fields like Project ID, Issue-type ID etc. and click on Save
.Before clicking on Save
, make sure that you have entered data for all the mandatory fields whichever required.
+
button on the node and dragging the arrow to the Jira node.Publish
button in the top, Select Environments of the Workflow and click on Publish
.To enable a workflow, end user or a Linked Account needs to Toggle On the Workflow after connecting with the application.
Manage your Integrations
list.Connect
button > Review the permissions and allow them for a successful connection.Configure
section in the Pardot Application page.Save
.Lastly, we’ll fire an App Event whenever a contact is created in your app by using the Workflow.
Try API
in Cobalt.Fire Event
button in the top right.Logs
> Events
in Cobalt.Congratulations! We have successfully built a Jira integration that creates an issue from your app to your Linked account’s Jira Project.