Jira Integration

Synchronise tasks bidirectionally between Munera and Jira. Changes in either system are reflected in the other automatically, keeping your two workflows in sync.

Setting up the integration

1

Generate a Jira API token

In Jira, go to Account Settings → Security → API tokens → Create token. Copy the token — you'll need it in the next step.

2

Connect Jira in Munera

Navigate to Settings → Integrations → Jira. Enter your Jira instance URL (e.g. https://your-org.atlassian.net), your email address, and the API token.

3

Select projects to sync

Choose which Jira projects to import. You can apply filters (e.g. only import issues of certain types, or only issues assigned to engineers in Munera).

4

Map statuses and types

Map your Jira issue types (Bug, Story, Task, Epic) and statuses (To Do, In Progress, Done) to their Munera equivalents. Unmapped statuses are ignored.

5

Click Connect

Munera registers a Jira webhook for real-time updates. A 15-minute polling fallback is used if webhook delivery fails.

Sync behaviour

EventDirectionBehaviour
New Jira issue createdJira → MuneraImported as a Munera task in pending_assignment
Jira issue updatedJira → MuneraTitle, description, and priority synced
Jira issue status changedJira → MuneraMunera status updated via mapping
Jira comment addedJira → MuneraSynced to Munera task comments
Munera task status changedMunera → JiraJira issue status updated via mapping

Field mapping

Jira fieldMunera field
SummaryTask title
DescriptionTask description
PriorityPriority (mapped in settings)
AssigneeAssigned engineer (matched by email)
Due dateDeadline
Story pointsEstimated hours
LabelsRequired skills