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Exalate Freshdesk Connector for Jira (Two-way Integration)

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Key highlights of the appJira Freshdesk integration (Forge-enabled). Two-way ticket sync built for support teams, MSPs & tiered escalation, no breaking SLA

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Jira Freshdesk integration across teams/companies

Support spots the bug; engineering owns the fix. Sync Freshdesk & Jira two-way, across teams or different companies, and shape each sync to fit how you work. Nike, Aflac & 2.5K+ other orgs rely on Exalate.

Test sync rules live, zero risk to tickets

Script any condition, map any field, in any direction. Preview new sync rules or changes on real Jira & Freshdesk data without affecting a single live ticket. Versioning tracks all changes; roll back when necessary.

Write sync logic yourself, or let AI draft it

Write sync rules to match your workflow exactly. Do it yourself, or let Aida AI draft it to save time. Either way, you review before anything applies. When a sync errors, Aida explains the cause so you can fix it fast.

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If your agents work in Freshdesk and your engineers work in Jira, Exalate links the two, so no customer issue stalls in the gap between support and dev.

Sync one Freshdesk ticket (with custom fields, comments, attachments, inline images, status, priority, and more) to multiple Jira instances or consolidate multiple tickets into one work item.

- Auto-escalate to Jira when dev work is needed, priority + attachments & notes
- Track escalations across L1, L2, & L3 without leaving Freshdesk
- Route tickets by client, tag, or field to the right Jira project (& more for MSPs)
- Keep private notes private: sync public & internal notes separately, each side stays clean

Get started: Sign up → Connect your systems → Configure, automate & test → Let it run.

Enterprise-ready: ISO 27001, GDPR, Data Residency.

⚠️ Looking for the Freshdesk side of your Exalate Classic integration? Get started here.

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Version information

Version 5.9.43for Jira Cloud

Release date
Aug 26th 2026
Summary
New Exalate Console - Version 4.3.0
Details

Released for New Exalate on August 21, 2026

New Features:

  • Collaborative Import: invite a destination admin by email to complete cross-company imports, even without existing admin access.
  • Conversation mode [lab feature]: AI-assisted connection setup, now available to everyone for testing. Switch to script mode anytime, or start a fresh draft with no inherited scripts or triggers.
  • Connection Labels: create, apply, and filter connections by custom label for faster navigation at scale.
  • Dashboard: track items in sync across all connections, drill into a single integration, and spot trends with daily snapshots.

Improvements:

  • Pagination on Connections, Users, and Systems pages for better performance with large datasets.
  • Full stack trace visibility in Troubleshooting, plus a persistent error count badge.
  • Various UI/UX, stability, and security improvements across every release.

Learn more: http://docs.exalate.com

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