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  1. Create an Automation rule in Jira

  2. Use the “Incoming Webhook” Trigger

  3. Select “No Issues from the webhook”

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  4. “Copy URL” to paste into the Checkout Automation later.

  5. After the Trigger, add a “FOR EACH: Create a branch” component and select “Advanced Branching”

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  1. Enter “{{webhookData.items}}” in the “Smart value” input, and “item” in the “Variable name” input.

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The data sent to the Jira Automation webhook from Checkout Automation can vary, in this specific scenario, it will send a list of items. The below image is an example of the json it sends:

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  1. Add a “Create issue” action component in the branch. Select the target Project, target issue type, and enter “{{item.itemTitle}}” in the “Summary.” (Note, that you cannot select either “Same project” or “Same project as trigger”, the automation will not work!)

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  1. Save and Publish the rule.

  2. Navigate to Checkout Automation.

  3. Click “Create Rule” and select the “Request created” Trigger

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  1. Add a “Send Webhook” action component.

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    Select “POST” in “HTTP method”

  2. Paste the Webhook URL that you copied from the Jira Automation rule

  3. Enter “Content-Type” and “application/json” in the “Headers (optional)” text inputs.

  4. Click “Save” and “Publish Your Changes” and you should be all set!

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