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This topic explains how to integrate Helix Plan with Jira Server. Atlassian is deprecating Jira Server, which means that the Jira Server integration will reach end-of-life soon. If you use Jira Cloud or Data Center, see the Jira integration documentation. The Helix Plan for Jira plugin helps Jira communicate with the Helix Plan Jira integration service. A Jira administrator must install the plugin to use the integration. 1. Log in to Jira as an admin. 2. Go to the Administration area. 3. Click Add-ons. 4. Search for Helix Plan for Jira. 5. Click Install. 6. Click Accept & Install. The plugin is installed. A dialog box opens when installation is complete. 7. Click Close. Manually installing the plugin If you have installation issues or need to install an old version, you can manually install the plugin. 1. Locate the appropriate hansoft-support--JIRA-.jar file in the Jira integration installation directory (e.g., C:\Program files (x86)\Hansoft\Jira Integration). 2. Copy the .jar file to \Application Data\Jira\plugins\installed-plugins on the Jira server. You can also upload the plugin from the Jira administration area. Click Manage add-ons and then click Upload add-on. Select the .jar file and click Upload. Next step: Adding the Jira user to the hansoft-plugin-users group

This topic explains how to integrate Helix Plan with Jira Server. Atlassian is deprecating Jira Server, which means that the Jira Server integration will reach end-of-life soon. If you use Jira Cloud or Data Center, see the Jira integration documentation. Helix Plan uses unlimited hierarchy depth for the Product Backlog and Project Schedule sections. Jira uses a flat structure. Because new items synced to Helix Plan from Jira do not have any hierarchy data, they are added to the root directory of the section they are synced to by default. You can specify a location where to insert new items in the hierarchy. 1. After the integration is configured for a Helix Plan section, such as Product Backlog, right-click an item and choose Jira integration item settings. The Jira item settings dialog box opens. 2. Select the Helix Plan report to use for finding new items synced from Jira. This indicates the location where to insert new items in the hierarchy. 3. Click OK. When a new item is synced from Jira to Helix Plan, the integration checks all items configured as insert locations. If the new item is found by one of the reports, the item is automatically inserted at the correct location in the hierarchy. Insert locations are only checked when an item is created in Helix Plan when syncing with Jira. You can move the item in the hierarchy after it is created.

Platform Notice: Data Center Only - This article only applies to Atlassian products on the Data Center platform.Note that this KB was created for the Data Center version of the product. Data Center KBs for non-Data-Center-specific features may also work for Server versions of the product, however they have not been tested. Support for Server* products ended on February 15th 2024. If you are running a Server product, you can visit the Atlassian Server end of support announcement to review your migration options.*Except Fisheye and CrucibleSummaryWriting an automation rule that fits your use case is not always easy, as it might be difficult to know where to start at first.This page provides a list of automation rules covering various areas, such as basic operations, Jira Software/Jira Service Management automation, integration with external applications, sending notifications, etc.Even though these rules might not address your exact use case, they might be a good starting point for writing your own custom automation rule.SolutionAutomation rule templatesLink to each category:Basic Jira issue operationsJira Software automationsJira Service Management automationsAutomation Rules related to Insight/Assets fieldsSending emails to Jira users including list of issuesIntegrating with external applications and Jira REST APIRule schedulingMiscellaneous use casesBasic Jira issue operationsJira Software automationsThe rule templates listed below provide ways to manipulate fields such as Story Points, Epics, Advanced Roadmap Teams, Parent links:Automation rules related to Advanced Roadmap fields (Parent Link, Team, Target Date...)Jira Service Management automationThe rule templates listed below provide ways to manipulate fields such as Request Participants, Organizations, and Customer Request Types:Automation Rules related to Insight/Assets fieldsSending emails to Jira users including the list of issuesIntegrating with external applications and Jira REST APIRule schedulingMiscellaneous use casesUpdated on September 11, 2024Was this helpful?It wasn't accurateIt wasn't clearIt wasn't relevantStill need help?The Atlassian Community is here for you.

Note: This guide explains how to integrate Hansoft with Jira Server. Atlassian is deprecating Jira Server, which means that the Jira Server integration will reach end-of-life soon. If you use Jira Cloud or Data Center, see the Jira integration guide. For the integration to work, you must install a Windows service that connects to Hansoft and Jira. 1. Download the integration installer. 2. Run the installer. 3. Click Next. 4. Click I Agree to accept the license agreement. 5. On the Choose Install Location screen, click Browse to select the location to install the integration in. The default location is C:\Program files (x86)\Hansoft\Jira Integration. 6. Click Next. 7. On the Choose Start Menu Folder screen, select the Start menu folder where you want to create a shortcut for the integration. The default location is Hansoft\Jira Integration. 8. Click Install. The JiraIntegrationSettings.txt file opens. This file contains settings used for the integration, such as the Jira username and password to use. You can make any changes immediately or later. See Editing the integration settings file. If you make changes, save the file and make sure that you restart the integration service after installation is complete. The file is stored in the integration installation directory. 9. Close the settings file. Installation continues. 10. On the Installation Complete screen, click Close. The integration service starts. 11. Check the following to make sure the integration is configured correctly: The Hansoft SDK user is online. You must be logged in using the Administrator account to see SDK users in the users list. The log files inform you if the integration successfully logged in to the Hansoft server or if any errors occurred. The integration should be able to log in, but will log that no projects have been configured yet. If you configured the integration to send email notifications, you will now receive emails detailing any integration errors. Next step: Configuring email notifications or Installing the Hansoft for Jira plugin