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| excerpt | Purpose Reporting Jira associations on Salesforce is not possible at the moment. A workaround for customers when they ask about Reporting on Salesforce is to send the Jira Key field value to a Salesforce string Field and create a report based on the Jira key. This is useful when Salesforce users might not have/don't need access to Jira and wish to report on : How many cases have an association with a Jira issue. Jira Issue key associated to an Object. Jira issue link on another field. Limitation The limitation is that you cannot list more than one association per record. Answer Sending the Jira issue key to a String More information about Field mapping can be found here . For this we need to map the Jira Key to a String. 1. Add a String field on Salesforce and map the Key value to that new Field (that we will call Jira Key). The binding is only one way, since the Key in Jira is Read-only. 2. You will get the Jira Key as a String on Salesforce. 3. Create a Salesforce report with the new Jira Key field. Now you need to create a report and add the new Jira key field. for that we will use the Case object as an example. Click on the App launcher (9 dots) Service → Reports → New Report. In the Search box type |
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