Integration Project

Integration Project

Create new Project

• Navigate to the Projects section within your Disbug dashboard.

• Locate the "CREATE NEW PROJECT" button and click it.

• During the project creation process, you'll be able to choose the specific integration you want to connect with.

• Follow the on-screen instructions specific to the chosen integration to complete the setup process.

Jira

• Click the Connect button.

• Then choose Which Jira product do you use ?

• Once you've choosed, follow the additional on-screen instructions to complete the connection process.

Monday.com

• Click the Connect button.

• Carefully follow additional instructions displayed on your screen to complete the connection. These instructions will vary depending on the specific integration you're connecting with.

• Once You have done this , Click the Connect To Monday.com button.

Trello

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Trello account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Trello account, you'll be prompted to enter your Trello credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" (depending on the displayed button) to grant Disbug access to your Trello account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate Trello project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

ClickUp

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same ClickUp account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired ClickUp account, you'll be prompted to enter your ClickUp credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" (depending on the displayed button) to grant Disbug access to your ClickUp account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate ClickUp project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

GIthub

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Github account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Github account, you'll be prompted to enter your Github credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" (depending on the displayed button) to grant Disbug access to your Github account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate Github project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

Gitlab

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Gitlab account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Gitlab account, you'll be prompted to enter your Gitlab credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" (depending on the displayed button) to grant Disbug access to your GitLab account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate GitLab project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

Asana

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Asana account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Asana account, you'll be prompted to enter your Asana credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" to grant Disbug access to your Asana account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate Asana project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

Linear

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Linear account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Linear account, you'll be prompted to enter your Linear credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" to grant Disbug access to your Linear account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate Linear project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

Azure

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Azure account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Azure account, you'll be prompted to enter your Azure credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" to grant Disbug access to your Azure account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate Azure project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

Notion

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Notion account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Notion account, you'll be prompted to enter your Notion credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" to grant Disbug access to your Notion account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate Notion project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

Slack

• Click the Connect button.

• If you're already logged in to Disbug with the same Slack account you want to connect, you can skip this step. The connection will be established automatically.

• If you're not logged in to Disbug with the desired Slack account, you'll be prompted to enter your Slack credentials during the authorization process.

• Once you've reviewed the permissions, click "Authorize" to grant Disbug access to your Slack account.

• After authorization, you might be redirected back to Disbug. If prompted, select the appropriate Slack project or organization you want to connect with Disbug for this specific project.

Two way Sync

What are Two-Way Syncs?

• Two-way syncs ensure that changes made in either Disbug or your integrated platform are reflected in both locations automatically.

• This eliminates the need for manual updates and reduces the risk of inconsistencies between your Disbug data and other tools.

Benefits of Two-Way Syncs

• Improved Efficiency: Saves time and effort by eliminating manual data entry and updates.

• Enhanced Accuracy: Reduces the risk of errors by keeping information consistent across platforms.

• Streamlined Collaboration: Facilitates teamwork by ensuring everyone has access to the latest information.

How Does Two-Way Sync Work?

1. Initiate Integration: You establish a connection between Disbug and your chosen platform (e.g., Jira Cloud, Monday.com).

2. Automatic Updates: Whenever changes are made in either Disbug or the integrated platform, they are automatically reflected in the other location based on your defined settings.

Here are some examples of how two-way syncs might be used:

• Issues: When a bug is reported in Disbug, a corresponding issue is automatically created in your project management tool (e.g., Jira Cloud). Updates made to the issue in either platform (e.g., status changes, name) are automatically reflected in both locations.

• Tasks: Tasks created in your project management tool can be synced to Disbug, providing additional context for bug reporting and facilitating communication between developers and other team members.