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Overview

The Jira integration lets your team create Jira issues directly from any error group in Zentien — without leaving the dashboard. One person connects the account, and everyone on the team can create tickets from that point on.

Requirements

  • A Jira account (any plan, including free)
  • Owner or member role in Zentien

Connecting Jira

Only one Jira connection is needed per Zentien organisation. Any member can create tickets once the connection is set up.
  1. Go to Orgs in the Zentien dashboard
  2. Scroll down to the Integrations section
  3. Click Connect Jira
  4. You will be redirected to Atlassian to authorise Zentien
  5. Click Accept
  6. You will be returned to the Orgs page with a confirmation that Jira is connected
Zentien stores your Jira access credentials securely using AES-256 encryption. Your team members do not need their own Jira accounts to create tickets — they use the shared connection.

Creating a Jira ticket

  1. Go to Errors and open any error group
  2. Click Create Jira Ticket in the action buttons at the top
  3. Select the Project from the dropdown — this pulls your live Jira projects
  4. Select the Issue Type — this pulls the actual issue types configured in that project (e.g. Bug, Task, Story)
  5. Click Create Ticket
The ticket is created immediately in Jira. Zentien will show a linked badge (e.g. SCRUM-7) on the error detail page that links directly to the issue in Jira. Each error group can only have one Jira ticket. If a ticket already exists, the badge is shown instead of the Create button.

What gets included in the ticket

Zentien automatically populates the Jira issue with:
  • Summary — severity, automation name, and error message
  • Error message — the full exception message
  • Stack trace — up to 3,000 characters of the most recent occurrence
  • Details — severity, event type, environment, occurrence count, users affected, first/last seen, Salesforce org ID
  • Created by — the Zentien user who created the ticket
  • Link — a direct link back to the error group in Zentien

Disconnecting Jira

  1. Go to Orgs → Integrations
  2. Click Disconnect next to the Jira connection
This removes the stored credentials. Existing Jira tickets are not affected. To reconnect, follow the steps above.