Connect Jira Cloud Platform integrations
Accelerate software delivery by integrating Jira Cloud Platform to automatically assign issues, update ticket statuses, and sync comments. Connecting your backlog to our workflow automation tool lets you trigger webhooks when issues change or push updates from your database. Create your free account today to deploy your first issue-tracking pipeline.
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Adds a user as a watcher to an issue.
Adds a new attachment to a ticket.
Adds a comment to an issue.
Assigns an issue to a user.
Creates options for a custom select field.
Creates a component.
Creates a project version.
Creates a new issue.
Creates an issue link.
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Popular Jira Cloud Platform workflows.
Automate your Jira Cloud Platform projects. Connect tools, sync updates, and simplify workflows with Make.
Supercharge Jira Cloud Platform workflows by automating with Make
Use Make to connect Jira Cloud Platform with Google Forms, Monday.com, Slack, and Notion. Automate manual ticket updates, sync projects, and share instant progress reports.
Automatically create Jira issues directly from Google Forms responses without any manual data entry.
Sync updates between Jira and platforms like Monday.com to keep cross-functional teams aligned in real time.
Get scheduled summaries of your Jira ticket statuses delivered straight to Slack at the end of the day.
Automatically mirror your Jira issues in Notion to keep your documentation up to date.
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