Connecting third-party applications enables Axiamatic to derive insights from project and issue data. Here is a step-by-step guide that you can follow to connect Jira to Axiamatic, including the permissions you need to grant and their meanings.
Prerequisites:
Before connecting Jira to Axiamatic, you will need a Personal Access Token (PAT) from Atlassian. Follow the steps below to generate one.
Steps to create a PAT:
Step 1: Access Your Atlassian Profile
In Jira or Confluence, select your profile picture in the top-right corner of the screen and choose Settings from the dropdown menu.
Step 2: Navigate to Security Settings
Under your account settings, select Security from the top menu. Click Create and manage API tokens under the API token section.
Step 3: Create a New Token
Axiamatic supports two types of Jira connections:
Full Access — Axiamatic can access all Jira data your account has permission to view. Select Create API token to generate a token with full scope.
Limited Access — Axiamatic can only access the specific Jira data you permit. Select Create API token with scopes to define exactly what the token can do.
Give your token a meaningful name that reflects its purpose, such as "Jira Axiamatic Integration".
If you selected Create API token with scopes, choose the permissions you want to grant. We recommend enabling read:jira-work and read:jira-user for standard Axiamatic functionality.
Give your token a meaningful name that reflects its purpose, such as "Jira Axiamatic Integration".
Step 4: Set an Expiry Date
Choose an expiry date for your token. If your workspace administrator permits it, you can select 'No expiry'.
Step 5: Copy and Store Your Token
Click 'Create'. Your token will be displayed once; copy it immediately and store it somewhere secure. It cannot be retrieved again after you leave this screen.
Step 1: Navigate to Integrations
Log into your Axiamatic account
From the main navigation menu, click Settings, click on Integrations
Step 2: Connect to Jira
Locate the Project Management section on the Integrations page
Find the Jira integration card
Click the Connect button
A pop-up will appear requesting your Jira account details
Step 3: Select Your Connection Type
In the Linking your Jira account screen, select the authentication option that matches how you set up your PAT:
Jira Cloud — Select this if you created a standard API token with full access.
jira-cloud-with-limited-scope — Select this if you created an API token with specific scopes.
Your selection will expand to reveal the credentials fields. Proceed to the next step to fill them in.
When prompted during the connection setup, you will need to provide three values — your email address, your PAT from the prerequisite step, and your Jira Cloud ID.
How to locate your Cloud ID:
In your browser, navigate to
https://your-domain.atlassian.net/_edge/tenant_info, replacingyour-domainwith your company's Atlassian domain.The page will return a JSON object. Locate the
cloudIdfield and copy its value — it will look similar toa1b2c3d4-e5f6-7a8b-9c0d-1e2f3a4b5c6d.
Enter this value in the Cloud ID field in Axiamatic to proceed.
Integration complete! Your Jira account is now connected and ready to use with Axiamatic. You can also see that the status on the card has been updated.
To disconnect an integration, click on the Disconnect button on the card.
After successfully connecting Jira to Axiamatic, you need to link a specific project to begin analyzing your data.
Step 4: Navigate to Channels Settings
In the main navigation, locate the profile menu in the bottom left corner
Click on Org Settings
Select the Channels tab
Step 5: Access Jira Project Selection
Find the Jira tile in the Channels view
Click the Select Project button
A project selection dialog will open
Step 6: Choose Your Project
Select from the dropdown: Find your desired project in the project dropdown list
If projects are missing: click the Refresh button to reload the complete project list
Select your project: Choose the project you want to connect from the dropdown
Step 7: Save Configuration
After selecting your project, click Save to confirm the connection
The dialog will close and return you to the Channels view
Project linking complete! Your selected Jira project name will now be displayed on the Jira tile, confirming the successful connection.
You can now begin using Jira project data for analysis and insights within Axiamatic.
How Axiamatic Uses Your Jira Data
What Axiamatic accesses:
Project and Issue Data
Reads project information and issue details
Searches for issues based on your queries
Views attachments and work logs associated with issues
User Information
Accesses user profiles visible to your account
Views usernames, email addresses, and profile avatars
Limited to information you already have permission to see in Jira
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