Jira Connector
Hana's Jira connector lets you bring your Jira projects and issues directly into every chat.
Prerequisites
- Active Jira Cloud account
- ADMIN or INDIVIDUAL_USER_ADMIN role on Hana Dashboard
- An Atlassian API token (see below)
1 · Connect Jira to Hana
- Open the Connectors tab (https://hana-dashboard.hanabitech.com/connectors).
- Click Connect on the Jira card.
- Select Connect Jira.
- Enter your Site URL, API token and Atlassian-account e-mail then Submit.
Important when creating the API token
- Choose Create API token without scopes. (Scoped tokens aren’t supported yet; extended-scope support is coming soon.)
- Set the token’s expiry to the maximum allowed date so you don’t have to regenerate it often.
Need help generating a token?
Follow Atlassian’s step-by-step guide: https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-account/docs/manage-api-tokens-for-your-atlassian-account/
2 · Ingest Jira projects as memories
- Go to Memories ➜ Jira Memory (https://hana-dashboard.hanabitech.com/memory?tab=jiraMemoryList).
- Click Add Jira Memory.
- Choose the connected Jira account.
- Enter one or more project keys, comma-separated (e.g.
API, JIRA
). - Click Submit.
Status will move from
IN_PROGRESS
➜INGESTED
once indexing finishes. Hana can now answer questions using the issues from those projects.
3 · Re-sync when issues change
When issues in the project are updated:
- Return to Jira Memory.
- Click SYNC for the relevant project.
- The status returns to
INGESTED
once the latest content is indexed.
FAQs
What happens to memories if I disconnect Jira?
The memories stay intact, but you won’t be able to re-sync them until a Jira account is connected again.
I see ERROR in the status column—what does it mean?
The two most common causes are:
- The stored API token has expired or was revoked.
- One or more of the entered project keys are invalid or no longer accessible.
If neither of the above solves the issue, drop us a line at hana-bot@hanabitech.com.
Need help?
• Support/Feedback form – Submit issue