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1. Log in to Zephyr as an administrator (Test Manager).

2. Navigate to Administration > System Setup > Jira Integration:
   

   

3. Click the plus button in the top-right corner to start creating a new Jira integration, or click the Edit button to update the existing integration:
   

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4. In the subsequent dialog, populate all the fields, choose Manual from the Webhook Management dropdown, and click Confirm:
   

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   1. Set Webhook Management to Manual.

   2. Fill in other information.

   3. Click Confirm.
      

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5. Click Confirm in the next dialog:
   

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6. If Zephyr has been integrated with Jira successfully, click Done:
   

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7. The subsequent Setup Jira Webhooks dialog contains the data you will need to specify in Jira:

   • Webhook URL - the URLwhere the webhook callback will be sent.

   • JQL Query - a JQL query with the name of the Jira project to be synchronized with your Zephyr project. The project name is shown in the query only if you have mapped your Zephyr project to a Jira project.

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1. Log in to Jira as an administrator.

2. Navigate to Settings > Webhooks and click Create a WebHook:
   

   

3. On the next screen:

   1. Specify a Name for your webhook.

   2. Set the Status to Enabled.

   3. In the URL field, paste the webhook URL you previously have copied in Zephyr.

   4. In the Issue related events text box, paste the JQL query you previously have copied from Zephyr.

      

   5. Select the

   issue-related events and project-related events that will be traced by the webhook:
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   1. check boxes next to these events:

      • Issue

        • created

        • updated

        • deleted

      • Project

        • updated

        • deleted

      • Version

        • released

        • unreleased

        • created

        • moved

        • updated

        • deleted
          

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4. Once done, click Create at the bottom of the page:
   

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   Your webhook has been created:

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See also

Jira Integration
Setting up Jira Integration