Integration
Jira Live connector
Authorize Jira Cloud, choose the site and client-approved projects, then map them to the claim. SREDlog creates categorized, read-only evidence from updated issues and their worklogs.
What SREDlog takes in
- Updated issue keys, summaries, types, current statuses and assignees
- Worklog dates, authors, comments and time spent
- A summarized evidence item per selected project and period
What it never touches
- No write access: SREDlog cannot edit issues, worklogs or Jira configuration
- Projects the client does not approve are never synced
- Issue data outside the selected sync window is not pulled into the claim
Technical details for IT
Jira connection details
2026-08-22
Evidence type
Updated issue summaries, current statuses and worklogs
How it connects
Native read-only Jira Cloud OAuth connection with project selection
Authentication
Atlassian OAuth with read-only scopes
Security
Clients grant read-only OAuth access and can revoke it. Credentials are encrypted at rest, and Jira personal-data reporting is supported.
Available on
All plans
Setup steps
- 1The client signs in to their SREDlog portal, opens Connect, chooses Jira and completes Atlassian authorization.
- 2Back in the portal, choose the Jira Cloud site if prompted, then choose Share Projects and save the projects the consultant may access.
- 3The consultant opens the client's Collaboration tab, maps each approved Jira project to a SREDlog project and sets the activity window.
- 4Choose Save & sync for the first pull. Use Sync in Connected sources to refresh updated issues and worklogs later.
Setup help: Read the Jira guide
Related: Documentation requirements · All integrations
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