
Fetch external data to Jira cloud custom fields or field options from REST APIs or databases - MySQL, Postgres, Salesforce, Azure
Fetch external data to Jira cloud custom fields or field options from REST APIs or databases - MySQL, Postgres, Salesforce, Azure
Fetch external data to Jira cloud custom fields or field options from REST APIs or databases - MySQL, Postgres, Salesforce, Azure
Add multiple url based data sources that support JSON or XML, connect to your SQL database, Salesforce or connect to your local JIRA by REST.
Custom field options of fields like Select List, Checkboxes and Radiobuttons can be synchronized with any external list or dictionary.
Real-time search your data source with issue context variables and display HTML customizable details dependant on the selection.
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External Data for Jira Fields enables you to show or synchronize your external data with Jira.
Main use cases:
- Synchronize custom field options with external list
- Search fields for large data/asset sets
- Dependant fields that depend on other issue values
- JSD create request support for search fields and info panels
- Synchronize asset fields to link them with issues
Main features:
- REST API / URL data source
- Database support for MySQL, PostgreSQL or MSSQL
- Salesforce connector support
- OAuth 2.0 support: Google, Github & Azure AD
- JSON response parsing with JsonPath
- Issue based variables for context information
- HTML Template support
- Periodically synchronising field options
Custom field support
- Text Fields
- Select List
- Cascading List
- Asset Field
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Versions
Jira Cloud • Released 2020-08-03
Summary
Added email-to-accountID resolver
Details
What's new:
- Oct 20: Added AUI-tabs & expander support for templates
- Sep 20: Added template functions to format dates
- Sep 20: Ability to easily copy data sources
- Sep 20: Added email-to-accountID resolver
- Aug 20: Added auto update for dependant fields
- Jul 20: Added shortcut in top navigation
- Jun 20: Add search field behavior option
- Jun 20: Add dependant field update conditions
- May 20: OAuth2: added client credentials flow
- Mar 20: Added current user context
- Mar 20: JsonPath context expressions
- Feb 20: JSD customer portal - create request support
- Jan 20: Dynamic variables for database queries & post body
- Nov 19: Cascading dictionary
- Oct 19: Added OAuth 2
- Aug 19: Multi-select for search field
- Jul 19: Project filter
- Jun 19: Salesforce as data source
- Jun 19: Added asset fields
- Jun 19: Added list & dictionary sorted sync
- Mai 19: New use case - search field for big data sets
- Apr 19: Database support (MySQL, Postgres & MSSQL)
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Installation
- Log into your Jira instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Find new apps or Find new add-ons screen loads.
- Locate External Data for Jira Fields.
- Click Free trial to download and install your app.
- You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.