# Jira

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## Setup

1. Navigate to the Integrations tab in Settings and click the "Authorize Jira Integration" button.\ <img src="/files/4Dx8Gkape4eZF8WBQGEq" alt="" data-size="original">
2. Review the requested permissions and click the "Accept" button when ready. You will be redirected back to the Testery app and your Jira Integration setup is complete.\
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## How to Create a Jira Story

There are 3 ways to do this...

### From Test Results

1. When viewing a test result, choose any "Review Status".\
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2. You will be prompted to create a Jira Issue, click "Yes".\
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### From a Test Run Analysis

* Under the Analysis tab when viewing a test run, click the "Create Jira Issue" button.\
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* On a Test Run Analysis Slack message, click the "Create Jira Issue" button.\
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