We are new starters to using Jira here at SurreyCC and I was interested in how others have used Jira and Microsoft Teams together ?
What have be the pro's and cons of using the two together ?
Any info would be appreciated.
Hi @Justin Wood ,
I hope you had a great week so far.
While Microsoft Teams is a communication and collaboration platform, Jira is a tool to plan, track and report any type of project. You can also cover your IT Service Management with Jira.
The integration of both tools enables smooth workflows and faster coordination within the teams - no matter what tool they prefer to use.
If you want to use features of MS365 (especially Microsoft Teams) in combination with Jira, we (yasoon) offer a dedicated integration for that, called Microsoft 365 for Jira.
You can add the functionality of Microsoft 365 (Office 365) to Jira and vice versa:
And there are even more features, like the integration of Outlook email, Outlook meetings and Microsoft To Do (currently available for Jira Cloud) with Jira.
This demo videos show a great use case of Microsoft 365 fort Jira:
Demo: Microsoft 365 for Jira – IT project management use case
Demo: Microsoft 365 for Jira – IT service management
If you have any questions, you can book a free demo.
Cheers,
Patrick
Hi @JudeLabs ,
Thanks for asking. No that's not possible. We have focused on integrating Jira with Microsoft Teams and Outlook in our development.
Best,
Patrick
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Hi @Justin Wood
Excellent question.
Feel free to schedule a video call with us to discuss this further - https://www.moveworkforward.com/microsoft-teams-atlassian-consultation
Overall, the goals of integrating Microsoft Teams and Jira are:
- simplify workflows
- reduce context switching and notification noise
- don't miss important updates in Jira
- be more proactive
But it really depends on what your team wants to archive. I invite you for a chat https://www.moveworkforward.com/microsoft-teams-atlassian-consultation
We do have an App for this integration, but I don't want to recommend you anything before understanding your problems and requirements.
Regards,
Leo
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The Jira > Teams integration works really well to remove the 'back-channels' some tickets end up getting raised, but I do have a question.
If the Teams user does not have a Jira license, can this integration still be used?
For context, only tech teams have Jira licenses in our org, however queries may come through from vastly more non-Jira native users.
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Hi,
If you want to have a 2-way integration @Benjamin Thomas you do need 2 licences (Teams and Jira).
There is no app that allows you to map multiple Teams users and one Jira user. And it is not a good practice in general.
I suggest to schedule a video call to discuss your requirements in details -> https://www.moveworkforward.com/schedule-a-demo
Regards,
Leo
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Thanks Leo,
I gathered this was the case and am currently looking at alternative solutions. Thanks for the offer of a call but all ok thank you
Have a good one
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Hi,
Though I am able to create jira tickets from the Teams channels -
I would like to create a jira ticket in my Service Desk project from a Chat in Teams.
Is that possible? How?
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Hi @Efrat Barak Zadok
it's only possible for service agents to create support tickets from a chat in Microsoft Teams.
You can do this with Jira Cloud for Microsoft Teams by Atlassian or with Microsoft 365 for Jira - Outlook Email, Teams, Calendar by yasoon.
Just select the message you want to turn into a ticket, select the JSM project and fill out the fields.
Please note, that I work for yasoon.
Let me know, if you have any further questions.
Thank you,
Patrick
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Jira/Atlassian itself also offers integration directly:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/integrate-jira-cloud-with-microsoft-teams/
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Question: With the send email from jira and that email and any reply is linked to teh jira ticket, is that link forever or do you have to manually attach the emails into the jira ticket for historical purposes? we are using this for audit documentation and dont want it to expire.
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Hi @Sheri Widler
Not sure if the question refers to our app. If so, here comes the answer 😊
When sending out an email from Jira, this email and all future replies will be linked automatically with the related ticket. There is also the possibility to unlink certain emails manually.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Best,
Patrick
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Thanks I just wanted to make sure this would be a permanent link for history purposes.
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