Connect OpenAI (ChatGPT, Sora, DALL-E, Whisper) and Jira Cloud Platform integrations

Generate your JIRA API token

Before connecting JIRA to Make, you'll need to create a special access token. Visit the Atlassian API tokens page, log in, and click 'Create API token'. Give it a name you'll remember and copy the token immediately—you won't be able to see it again. This token works like a secure password that allows Make to communicate with your JIRA account safely.

Add JIRA to your Make workflow

Open your Make scenario and search for the JIRA Cloud Platform in the apps list. Add a JIRA module to your workflow—this acts as the bridge between Make and your JIRA projects. Once added, you'll see a connection field where you can set up the link between the two platforms.

Create a new connection

In your JIRA module, click the 'Add' button next to the Connection field. This opens a form where you'll enter your connection details. You can give your connection a custom name to help identify it later, which is especially useful if you're managing multiple JIRA accounts or workflows.

Enter your connection information

Fill in three key pieces of information: your Service URL (your JIRA website address, like 'yourcompany.atlassian.net'), your Username (the email you use for JIRA), and the API Token you created earlier. Double-check that everything is entered correctly, especially the API token, to avoid connection errors. Click 'Save' when you're done, and Make will test the connection to ensure it's working properly.

Test and start automating

Once your connection is established, test it by triggering an action in JIRA and checking if Make responds correctly. After confirming everything works, you can begin building automations by adding more modules to your workflow. Your JIRA connection can now power automated tasks like creating issues, adding comments, or connecting with other apps in your Make scenarios.