![]() “Our workflow is only possible because of Unito. And because this works in both directions, you don’t have to worry about either tool becoming outdated, and you can make changes on either end Why does this work? When you connect Jira projects and Notion databases with a Unito flow, your Jira issues will become pages in Notion, keeping everything in sync. It works with all your tools: Want to sync Jira issues with Asana tasks? Export Airtable bases to Notion (or vice-versa)? Send HubSpot tickets to Jira? With Unito’s full range of integrations, the sky’s the limit.There’s no cleanup required: When you build a Unito flow, you choose how to map fields, how many issues you want synced over, and what that’ll look like in Notion before everything gets synced over.It’s a true two-way sync: Want to make changes to a Jira issue from Notion? With a Unito flow, you can.Here are a few reasons why Unito is the best way to sync Jira and Notion: With a Unito flow, you can automatically s ync Jira issues to a Notion database and edit data in both tools. Unito is a no-code workflow management solution with the deepest two-way integrations for some of the most popular tools on the market, including tools like Notion, Jira, Trello, Google Sheets, and more. Get started now Second method: Sync Jira and Notion with Unito‘s integration Sync Jira to Notion in 10 minutes or lessįollow our step-by-step guide to sync Notion pages to Jira issues with automated 2-way updates. That’s fine if you just want a window into a Jira project - and can put up with a bit of manual cleanup - but that won’t work for everyone. So while creating a synced database only takes a few clicks, it’s not always the best solution. That’s great if you’re collaborating with people in those tools, but otherwise you’re pretty limited. They only work for a few tools: Synced databases are currently only available for Jira, GitHub, and Asana.For example, importing a Jira project for this blog post resulted in columns that were out of order and a ton of accidentally duplicated fields. They need a bit of cleanup: Since creating a synced database is done through essentially a single step - pasting a link - you might find yourself with some cleanup to do in Notion.Treat your synced database as a window into your Jira projects, nothing more. They’re read-only: If you thought you’d be able to make changes to your Jira issues from Notion, think again.That said, synced databases have a few limitations you should consider: If you’ve always wanted to see what was happening in a specific Jira project without actually opening it, Notion’s synced databases are just what you’ve been waiting for. ![]() It’s pretty hard to beat “copy and paste a link” for ease of use and simplicity. Just like that, you’ve created a synced database! Your Jira issues will automatically sync into Notion, and you can open up any of them just like on any other Notion page. You’ll get a pop-up menu here make sure to click Paste as database. Go to your Jira project and copy its URL.Īnd paste it into your Notion page. Go to the sidebar and click Settings & members. Next, you’ll need to authorize Jira in Notion. Start by creating a blank Notion page that’ll hold your synced database. Synced databases bring an entire Jira project into Notion in just a few clicks, meaning you can keep track of dozens of issues without any extra manual work. But synced databases - currently available for GitHub and Jira - take this to a whole other level. At their most basic, these connections can create individual, read-only replicas of work items from other tools, allowing you to keep an eye on their progress without leaving Notion. With Notion’s connections, you can pair tools with your Notion pages to streamline work across teams. First method: Set up a Jira → Notion integration with synced databases One method is one Notion’s newest features, while the other depends on a little help from Unito. Thankfully, there’s more than one way to set up an integration from Jira into Notion. Anyone collaborating with your developers has to face the tough choice of learning to use Jira or constantly copying and pasting data to their own tool - like Notion. Your software development teams and product managers love Jira…and no one else does. Published in Use cases on, last updated.
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