Jira Connect

Jira data into your data warehouse in minutes

Collect Jira data into your data warehouse or ours. The Matatika pipelines will take care of the data collection and preparation for your analytics and BI tools.

Automate Jira from a single space with no code

Jira is a project management tool.

Jira is a software tool developed by Atlassian that is used for project management, issue tracking, and bug tracking. It allows teams to plan, track, and manage tasks and projects in an agile manner, with features such as customizable workflows, scrum boards, and kanban boards. Jira also offers reporting and analytics capabilities, allowing teams to track progress and identify areas for improvement. It is widely used in software development, but can be used for any type of project management.

Prerequisites

The Username and Password are typically the same credentials used to log in to Jira. The Base URL is the URL of the Jira instance you are connecting to.

To obtain the OAuth Client Secret and OAuth Client ID, you will need to create an OAuth application in Jira. This can typically be done in the Jira settings or administration panel.

To obtain the Access Token, Cloud ID, and Refresh Token, you will need to follow the OAuth authentication flow. This typically involves redirecting the user to a Jira login page, where they will be prompted to grant access to the OAuth application. Once access is granted, the application will receive an Access Token, Cloud ID, and Refresh Token.

The Start Date and User Agent are not typically required settings for connecting to Jira.

Settings

Username

The username used to authenticate with Jira.

Password

The password used to authenticate with Jira.

Base URL

The URL of the Jira instance to connect to.

OAuth Client Secret

The secret key used to authenticate with Jira using OAuth.

OAuth Client ID

The client ID used to authenticate with Jira using OAuth.

Access Token

The access token used to authenticate with Jira using OAuth.

Cloud ID

The unique identifier for the Jira Cloud instance.

Refresh Token

The refresh token used to obtain a new access token when the current one expires.

Start Date

The date from which to start retrieving data from Jira.

User Agent

The user agent string to use when making requests to Jira.


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