> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.catchify.sa/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.catchify.sa/integration/jira-integration.md).
# Jira Integration
Connect your Catchify workspace with Jira Cloud to streamline issue tracking.
Catchify allows seamless integration with Jira Cloud, enabling you to push findings directly into Jira issues or link them to existing ones. This helps streamline collaboration between your security team and developers, all from within the platform.
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### 🔌 Connect Client Portal – Jira Cloud
#### 1. Connect to Your Jira Cloud Account
* Navigate to **Settings** in the left-hand menu
* Go to **Integrations**
* Click **Connect to Jira** under the Jira Integration section
> You’ll be redirected to authorize Catchify with your Jira account.
#### 2. Choose a Jira Project
* Once connected, select which Jira project you want to sync with
* You can now send findings from Catchify to your chosen Jira project
Your Jira Cloud account is now successfully connected!
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### đź“ť Create New Jira Ticket
#### 1. Open a Finding
* Go to the **Findings** section and select the vulnerability you want to escalate
#### 2. Click on “Create Jira Ticket”
* Choose the appropriate **issue type** (Bug, Task, etc.)
* The title and description fields will be pre-filled, adjust as needed
#### 3. Click **Create**
* The finding will now appear in Jira and will be traceable from Catchify
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### đź”— Link to Existing Jira Ticket
#### 1. Open the Finding
* Navigate to the relevant finding in Catchify
#### 2. Click "**Link to Existing Ticket"**
* Type in the **title or key** of the existing Jira issue (`SEC-341`)
#### 3. Click **Link**
* The finding is now associated with that Jira issue for future tracking and updates
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*Note: You must have admin rights in Catchify to enable this integration.*
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