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We're making some changes to this app's pricing in the next release (v3.0.2). Find out more about this change as well as FAQs in our documentation.

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Define as many credentials as you want to use in Post Functions and Listeners.

You can define as many credentials as you want under the Easy Integrations Menu > Settings > Credentials app menu item.

The general rule of thumb to define credentials globally in the app scope is reusability. This way, you won't need to change all usernames/passwords that are used in post functions when the credential changes.

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There are four Credential Types that you can define:

  1. Basic 
  2. Bearer
  3. Oauth
  4. Oauth2

You can create a new credential:

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This page is about Easy Integrations for Jira DC. Using Jira Cloud? Click the Cloud button above.

You can define an unlimited number of credentials within the Easy Integrations app for global reusability. By centralizing credentials, you streamline management and avoid updating usernames/passwords across multiple post functions.

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Access Credential settings

  1. On the Manage apps screen, navigate to the EASY INTEGRATIONS MENU.

  2. Select Settings (EI).

  3. From the top bar, click Credentials.

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Create credential

  1. Click Create new credential.

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  2. Select the Authorization type. There are four types:

    1. Basic: Requires a username and password for authentication.

    2. Bearer: Uses a token for authentication.

    3. Oauth: Implements the OAuth protocol for delegated access.

    4. Oauth2: Implements the OAuth 2.0 protocol for enhanced security and flexibility.

  3. Provide a descriptive name for the credential.

  4. Enter the required details based on the chosen type (e.g., username, password, token, OAuth configuration).

  5. Save the credential.