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Project Setup

Connecting a Tracker

Connect Jira, Linear, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps to a Project.

Every Project connects to exactly one issue tracker. Most providers use an OAuth popup. Azure DevOps also supports a Personal Access Token when Microsoft sign-in isn’t a good fit — see below.

The general flow

Pick a tracker

On the Integration tab, click one of the six tracker cards.

Approve access

For OAuth providers, approve the requested scopes in the popup. Status moves from Connecting… to Waiting for authentication… to Connected as (your account).

For Azure DevOps you may instead paste a Personal Access Token — see the Azure tab below.

Choose the destination

Depending on the provider, pick the specific project, board, team, repository, or Azure Boards project (plus optional defaults).

Once connected, other tracker options are hidden for that Project — switching providers later means reconnecting with a different one.

Provider-specific notes

Connects via Atlassian OAuth. After authorizing, choose your Jira Cloud site and then the Jira project reports should be created in. See the Jira integration reference.

Reconnecting

If a connection is revoked or a token expires, the Project shows an "Integration Disconnected" alert on Overview. Reports keep queuing and are delivered once you reconnect — see Integration Disconnected.

Default assignee, statuses, priorities, and labels

After connecting, SnagRelay syncs your tracker's team members, statuses, priorities, and labels so you can:

  • Set a default assignee for new reports
  • Control which assignees/statuses/priorities/labels are visible in the widget form (via the eye icon on Overview)
  • Feed triage rules that auto-assign based on report content

Team seats vs tracker people

Names and avatars on Team Members are synced from your tracker. Inviting from that row gives them Chrome / editor access without creating a second SnagRelay dashboard account. The owner is the only dashboard user. See Team.

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