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JIRA Add-on Setup

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Joe Daniels
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NOTE: This doc explains how to install the JIRA add-on for Receptive. If you have already done this and want to know how to use the add-on, head here.

Contents:

What you Need to Install the JIRA add-on

In order to get started with the add-on, you need:

  • Admin access to JIRA, including the ability to add/configure add-ons.
  • A Receptive username and password. 

How to Install Receptive’s JIRA add-on (Quick)

Here's the quick version of the instructions, for those familiar with installing JIRA add-ons.

1. In JIRA, head to the "Manage add-ons" section.

2. Search for "Receptive".

3. Click to install the Receptive add-on.

4. Go to "Manage", then "Configure Receptive add-on".

5. Use your Receptive login details to authorize the add-on.

6. Configure your actions.

7. Click to save.

How to Install Receptive’s JIRA add-on (Detailed)

The integration is a standard add-on from the Atlassian Marketplace. It takes a few minutes to install & configure. Here’s the full video. Written instructions are also given below:

Log into your company's JIRA account and go to the settings cog in the top-right.

Select Add-ons from the drop-down menu:

Search for Receptive then click the blue Install button:

Follow the process - there will be a few dialogue boxes asking you to confirm. The installation takes a few seconds. Once it’s complete, you’ll see the following:

How to Configure the JIRA add-on

After installation, you need to click the Manage and Configure buttons.

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Note: When you do this for the first time, a dialogue box will appear asking you to enter you Receptive username and password.

You will see 2 tabs - one for Receptive actions and the other for JIRA actions. You need to check the configuration for both of these tabs.

Receptive Actions

This tab is where you choose:

  • The state a request has in Receptive when an issue is created in JIRA e.g., When the status of a Receptive request changes to Planned, then an issue is automatically created in Receptive
  • The default project new issues are assigned to
  • The default issue type assigned (Task, Sub-task, Story, Bug)
  • The JIRA field that the Receptive request Title goes into
  • The JIRA field that the Receptive request Description goes into

Note: The project, issue type, title and description fields are all defaults. These can be edited on the Receptive side before the issue is created in JIRA.

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JIRA Actions

This tab is where you choose the status that the JIRA issue has to trigger the request being set to Released in Receptive. E.g., when an issue is marked as Done in JIRA, any linked requests in Receptive will automatically have their status changed to Released. When this action occurs, all customers and team members who follow that request will automatically be notified.

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Once you have configured both tabs, click the Save button and you are ready to go!

Notes:

  • You can select multiple statuses under "Jira actions" if needed
  • You can't select projects with "Epics" as the only type of project

Find out more about how to use the JIRA add-on or see our JIRA add-on FAQs

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