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Connect Jira to Polara
An API token for an account you choose. Pulls resolved issues, projects and site users as change management evidence.
What you connect
Credential. API token for an account you choose.
- Jira site
- Your Jira site address. For example https://stark-industries.atlassian.net.
- Account email
- The email of the account that created the token. For example jarvis@stark-industries.com.
- API token
- Shown once when you create it.
Where to find it
The connect dialog in your dashboard shows these steps next to the fields.
- Sign in to Atlassian as the account Polara should use.
- At id.atlassian.com, open Security, then API tokens, and create a token.
- Paste the site, the account email and the token here.
Read-only. A Jira token can do whatever its account can do. Use an account with read-only access to the projects Polara should see.
What Polara collects
3 evidence itemsEach item lists the System and Organization Controls 2 (SOC 2) criteria it carries and the control it supports.
| Evidence | What it shows | Controls it satisfies |
|---|---|---|
| Resolved issues | Issues resolved in the collection window, with their assignee and reporter. | Controls it satisfies: CC8.1Changes tracked in tickets or pull requests |
| Projects | The projects on the Jira site. | Controls it satisfies: CC8.1Jira projects in scope for change tickets |
| Site users | Users on the Jira site with their active status and account type. | Controls it satisfies: CC6.2, CC6.3, CC1.5Jira user list for access reviews |
Connect Jira from your dashboard.
Create an account, open Integrations, and paste the API token.
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