Version: 1.0 | Last Updated: 19/02/2025 ## Overview - **Integration Name:** Jira - **Purpose:** explains and describes Jira & MoovingON AI sync integration setup using Jira Automation rules & MoovingON AI Webhook. - **Prerequisites:** - A valid Jira account - MoovingON AI account access with integration permissions --- ## Table of Contents - [[#Setup Instructions]] - [[#Configuration]] - [[#Related Links]] --- ## Setup Instructions 1. Step 1: In MoovingON AI, navigate to Settings -> Integrations. **** 2. Step 2: On the right side of the page, select "Add Webhook."  3. Step 3: Enter an integration name for the webhook and click "Submit."  4. Step 4: A webhook basic authentication (Username and Token) will be created after submission. **** - Save the generated Username and Token for use in Jira --- ## Configuration ###### Setup Steps - Automation Rules Import: 1. Download the rules JSON files using the [attached URL](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uppJnFy7GWNM7KNNZTIlhWmh36VR53X3?q=parent:1uppJnFy7GWNM7KNNZTIlhWmh36VR53X3). 2. In Jira settings, select System 3.  Go to Automation rules. You’ll be navigated to the global Automation screen. 4. In the top right corner, select … > Import rules.  5. Select Upload JSON or drag and drop your JSON file into the area inside the dotted line. 6. Select the rules you want to import and the scope of projects for each rule. 7. Go to Jira Kanban Board 8. Go to Project Settings  9. Go to Automation 10. Go to each of the rules. 11. In the Priority Equals step, modify the value to P1.  12. Go to the Send Web Request step in each rule. 13. Add the relevant MooovingON AI Webhook Basic Auth as the Authorization header’s value.  14. Enable each one of the rules. --- ## Related Links - **External Resources:** [Jira Documents](https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira)