Integrations
Atlassian
Add, use, and remove the Atlassian OAuth integration for Jira Service Management and JSM Operations.
Atlassian OAuth Integration
Atlassian is used for sign-in and for the shared connection behind JSM and JSM Operations.
Prerequisites
- You can sign in to RectifAI with Atlassian.
- The connected Atlassian account can access the target Jira site.
- The account can read projects and create issues in the selected project.
- The selected Jira workflow contains the statuses and transitions you expect RectifAI to use.
- If using JSM Operations, the account can access the relevant ops teams.
Add the Atlassian integration
- Sign in to RectifAI with Continue with Atlassian if you have not already created your account.
- Open your workspace.
- Go to Workspace -> Integrations -> JSM if you want Jira Service Management as your system of record.
- Click Connect Jira.
- Complete the Atlassian consent flow and approve access.
- Return to RectifAI and confirm the integration shows as connected.
- In the JSM page, choose the default Jira project.
- Choose the issue type for incidents.
- Optionally configure problem record and action item issue types.
- Review and confirm the Jira status mappings.
- If you also use JSM Operations, open Workspace -> Integrations -> Paging -> JSM Operations and confirm the shared Atlassian connection is available there.
Use Atlassian in RectifAI
- Sign in to RectifAI with your Atlassian account.
- Create and sync incident records to Jira Service Management.
- Map RectifAI incident statuses to Jira workflow statuses.
- Create problem records and action items in Jira.
- Use JSM Operations teams for Atlassian-native paging workflows.
Remove the Atlassian integration
- Open Workspace -> Integrations -> JSM or Workspace -> Integrations -> Paging -> JSM Operations.
- Click Disconnect.
- Confirm that the connection is no longer shown as connected.
What happens after removal
- RectifAI can no longer create or update Jira-backed incidents for that workspace.
- JSM Operations paging flows will stop.
- Atlassian-based project, issue type, and status mapping configuration may remain visible in RectifAI until replaced or reconfigured, but it will not be usable without reconnecting.
- Existing Jira issues remain in Jira and are not deleted by RectifAI.
Data handling
- RectifAI removes the stored Atlassian OAuth tokens for the workspace.
- Historical incident records already stored in RectifAI remain until deletion under our retention policy.
- Any Jira issues or Atlassian-side data already created stay in Atlassian unless you remove them there.
Troubleshooting
If you run into trouble during setup or removal, see the Troubleshooting guide.