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You’ll create: an Atlassian OAuth 2.0 (3LO) integration. We’ll be able to read: issues and user records that the connecting user can already see in Jira.
If you also plan to use the Confluence connector, you can reuse this same Atlassian integration and just add the Confluence scopes to it. We treat the two connectors independently on our side.

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Steps

1

Create the integration

Go to developer.atlassian.com/console/myapps and click Create → OAuth 2.0 integration.Give it a name (for example, “Voltai Jira”) and accept the terms.
2

Add Jira API scopes

In the left sidebar, open Permissions and click Add on Jira API.Click Configure next to Jira API and grant:
  • read:jira-work
  • read:jira-user
Atlassian adds offline_access automatically for refresh tokens, so you do not need to add it yourself.
3

Set the callback URL

In the left sidebar, open Authorization.Next to OAuth 2.0 (3LO) click Configure, set Callback URL to the redirect URI, and save.
4

Copy the credentials

In the left sidebar, open Settings and scroll to Authentication details.

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Send us

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Things to know

  • If a user has access to multiple Atlassian sites, they will see a site picker during the consent flow. The site they choose is the one we query for them.
  • Queries use Jira project keys (for example AV), not project display names.
  • Adding scopes later requires each user to disconnect and reconnect before the new scopes take effect.