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# How to Integrate Jira with Walnut?

#### **Steps to Generate a Jira API Token**

* Log in to your Jira account.
* On the right side of the Jira dashboard, click on your profile icon (top right corner).

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* From the dropdown, select Manage account.
* Once on your account management page, click on the Security tab.

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* Scroll down to find the API tokens section and click on Create and manage API tokens.

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* On the API tokens page, click the Create API token button.

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* A pop-up window will appear. Provide a name for your API token.

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* Generate and Copy the Token:
* After naming the token, click on 'Create'.
* Your API token will be generated and displayed. Copy the token immediately, as it won’t be shown again.

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#### **Connect Jira to Walnut**

* Go to Integrations and select Jira.
* Enter the **Jira URL**, the associated **email ID**, and the generated **API token**.
* Test and save the connection.

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* Once connected, navigate to the **Intelligence Hub**. Under User Stories, click Integrate, then select Import under Jira.

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* Choose the required Jira project.

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* Map the Jira fields and click **Import** to bring in the stories.

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