Connecting Jira to Unito is quick and easy with OAuth2. Other methods, however, require specific permissions. Below are several options and what's needed for each.
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Unito can only perform the same actions as the user who connects it to their Jira account. So in order for your Unito flow to create an issue or task, change a status, or leave a comment, you must have permission to perform that action too.
General Jira Permissions
In general, you must be able to:
- Login to Jira
- Browse users and groups (Required for managing assignees, reporters, and commenters involved in your Unito workflows)
If you're connecting via OAuth2, then your workspace members don't require specific permissions to create a Unito flow.
Details on how to set permissions in Jira can be found in the Atlassian Jira Knowledge Base, and information about managing permissions can be found here.
Here's our step-by-step guide on how to configure Unito for Jira access.
Permissions required to sync with Jira
Global Jira permissions
- Login to Jira
- Browse Projects
- Administer Projects
Why do we need these?
- These permissions are necessary for Unito to communicate with Jira and perform actions like creating issues, making updates, and adding comments.
- Using webhooks (enabled by these permissions) allows for smoother and more efficient synchronization between Jira and your other connected tools.
The following permissions are needed if you want to have webhooks enabled. If not, you can still sync with Unito, but your flow won’t update issues in real-time.
Project permissions |
Issue permissions |
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Comments permissions |
Time tracking permissions |
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Attachments permissions |
Voters & watchers permissions |
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