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1. Access your target Jira project. Log into your Jira instance using the correct permissions to access Automation settings.

2. Navigate to the Project Settings where you want to create tickets.
   

   

3. Go to Automation settings in your project settings.
   

   

4. Set up an automation rule with "Incoming Webhook" as the trigger and copy the provided URL.
   

   

5. Choose Incoming Webhook as the trigger.

6. Jira will provide a unique webhook URL. Copy this URL and use it in Step 1.

7. Select No issues from the webhook , AGILITY webhook payload only contains JSON data relevant to the event. Use Jira Smart Values to access and manipulate data from the payload.

Set

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up the

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automation rule in Jira

1. Choose the “Incoming Webhook” trigger you previously created.
   

   

2. Define Conditions (Optional). Add conditions to filter the webhook events that will create a ticket. For example, you can add a condition to create tickets only for specific types of events.
   In the example below, only Analysis with failed Call Flows will create a ticket.
   

   

3. Configure the “Create issue” action. Use smart values to fill in the issue fields from the webhook data.
   

   

Test the

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integration

1. Trigger an Event in AGILITY. Carry out an action in AGILITY that triggers the webhook. For example, create a new Analysis with a PCAP file that contains failures.

2. Verify that a new issue is created in Jira with details from the AGILITY event.
   With rule’s Audit Log you can review to see when the rule was triggered, the final result of the execution, and any actions that may have been performed.
   

   

Tips and

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best practices

• Implement webhook security.

• Regularly monitor the automation rules for any errors.

• Enable or Disable the rule as needed.

• Be mindful of Jira's rate limits.

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