What this article covers:
- Best use cases for a Wrike-Jira integration
- What is synced between Wrike and Jira
- What is not synced
- Wrike-Jira sync customization options
- How text formatting syncs between the two tools
Wrike and Jira, when used in combination, allow for seamless collaboration between business and technical teams. Here's how these two tools come together with Unito.
Best use cases
- Submit and Track Request in Jira, Directly from Wrike
- Collaborate on Projects Between Development and Business Teams in Wrike
- Project Manager: Coordinate your Multiple Projects from Wrike
- Product Manager: Maintain a Birdseye Roadmap in Wrike
- High-Level Multi-Project Visibility as an Executive in Wrike
What is synced?
Not seeing the flow you want? Contact us - we may already support it through a manual configuration.
What is not synced?
Not seeing a feature you'd like? Let us know!
Customization options
Here are all the available options for Wrike and Jira:
Filter synced work items
Unito will sync all items by default but you can customize your workflow by syncing just some of them (complete guide).
Add rules to filter by issue type
You can filter which type of issues you want to be synced to Wrike (complete guide).
Sync Subtasks
Enable subtask syncing between Wrike and Jira.
One-way syncing
You can choose to sync only from Wrike to Jira or Jira to Wrike. Here is how it works.
Map your Jira and Wrike users
Here is a complete article on how to sync teammates.
Sync closed items
Unito will automatically sync open items automatically. But here is how to sync closed items prior to the flow creation.
Prefix task title with Jira issue number
Unito doesn't sync the issue number by default but you can enable that in your flow settings under the Wrike tab. Here is how to do it.
Default type for new Jira issues
You can choose which type of issue should be created by default in Jira when a new task is created in Wrike.
Text formatting
Unito translates rich text formatting between tools, keeping your task descriptions fully synced. However, there are some formatting options that are only partially translated from one platform to the other, while a few options are not supported entirely. Here is an explanation in greater details:
Formatting supported in both Wrike & Jira
The following is a list of the formatting options that are supported in both Wrike and Jira task descriptions. These options are preserved by Unito when syncing.
- Headings (levels 1 through 6)
- Bold
- Underline
- Italic
- Strikethrough
- Hyperlinks
- Unordered Lists
- Tables
Formatting partially supported
Some formatting in Wrike or Jira is only supported in part by Unito when syncing.
- Jira panels will be transformed into tables within Wrike.
- The table headers in Jira will be transformed into regular table cells in Wrike, but with bold formatting.
- Wrike’s checkboxes will appear on Jira but will not be clickable.
- Indented text in Wrike will be transformed into a bulleted list in Jira.
Markdown Preservation
The following Jira formatting is not supported in Wrike, but the flow will preserve the “markdown” when it shows up in Wrike.
- Colored text {color}
Example:
- In Jira : this is red text. I love it.
- In Wrike: this is {color:#d04437}red text{color}. I love it
Other formatting markdowns preserved:
- superscript ^text^
- subscript ~text~
- preformatted text #{{text}}
- paragraph quotes bq.
- block quotes {quote}
- emojis
- code {code}
- unformatted text {noformat}
- horizontal rulers
Formatting not supported
The formatting elements in this list will be lost when syncing. The original description will preserve its formatting of these elements as long as the description is not modified on the other side.
Wrike formats not supported in Jira:
- Text highlighting
Jira formats not supported in Wrike:
- None
What's next?
Learn about Wrike and GitHub integrations here.
Learn about Wrike and Trello integrations here.
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