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The Jira integration allows you to manually export QA.tech issues to your Jira board. Issues are not automatically synced - you choose which issues to send to Jira.
Prerequisites: QA.tech automatically detects issues during test runs. You need at least one detected issue before you can export. See Issues to learn what types of issues are detected.

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Setup

1

Connect to Jira

Go to Settings → Integrations in your project settings. Click “Manage Connections” at the top, then add the Jira integration. Follow the OAuth flow to grant QA.tech access to your Jira instance.
2

Configure the Project

Return to Settings → Integrations and click on the Jira integration. Select the Jira project and issue type where you want exported issues to appear, then click “Save Jira Integration”.

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Exporting Issues

Once configured, you can export any QA.tech issue to Jira:
1

Go to Issues

Click Issues in the sidebar to see detected issues.
2

Select an Issue

Click on an issue to view its details.
3

Click Export

In the Link section, click “Create ticket”. The issue will be created in your configured Jira project.

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What Gets Exported

When you export an issue, Jira receives:
  • Summary: The issue title from QA.tech
  • Description: Full issue details including type, first seen date, and help information
  • Labels: qatech label for easy filtering
  • Link: Direct URL back to the issue in QA.tech
Exported issues include a direct link back to QA.tech, so your team can easily access test results and occurrence details.

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Using Jira in Chat

Once your Jira connection is set up, the AI Chat Assistant can search your Jira tickets and create new ones directly from the chat interface. You can ask the assistant to:
  • Search tickets by keyword or topic
  • Fetch a specific ticket by its key
  • List recent tickets from your connected Jira project
  • Filter by issue type such as Epic, Bug, Story, or Task
  • Create new tickets with a title and description in your configured Jira project
“Find Jira tickets about authentication failures”
“Pull up PROJ-108”
“Show me recent bugs in Jira”
“Create a Jira ticket titled ‘Add rate limiting to public API’ describing the need for request throttling on unauthenticated endpoints”
If you have both Jira and Linear connected, the assistant will ask which tracker you want to use before searching or creating tickets.