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# Jira

Firefly integrates with Jira to enable automatic or on-demand creation of Jira tickets for cloud issues. This integration helps teams track and manage cloud resource issues, policy violations, and remediation tasks directly in their project management workflow.

## Prerequisites

* A Jira account with appropriate permissions
* Access to create API tokens
* A Jira project where issues will be created

## Setup Procedure

1. [Create a Jira API token](https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens).
2. In Firefly, click **Settings > Integrations**.
3. Click **Add New > Jira**.
4. Enter a descriptive name into the **Nickname** field.
5. Enter your domain name into the **Jira Domain** field.
6. Enter your email into the **Jira User Email** field.
7. Paste the API token into the **Jira Token** field.
8. Click **Next**.
9. Click **Done**.

## Features Enabled

* **Manual Issue Creation**: Create Jira issues directly from the Firefly UI using the "Create Jira Issue" button for assets or policies.
* **Automated Issue Creation**: Set up automatic ticket creation for specific events (e.g., policy violations of medium severity).
* **Pre-filled Issue Templates**: Issues are created with relevant asset details and rule information.
* **Issue Tracking**: Maintain a record of cloud issues and their remediation status.
* **Integration with Notification Rules**: Connect with Firefly's notification system for automated issue creation.


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