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Hello team,

I am creating INC in SN and sending it to Jira SD. Ticket is created succefully.

Destination side, i.e. Jira's incoming script - firstSync section - looks as below

(and some more lines but not relevant):


if(firstSync){
  syncHelper.syncBackAfterProcessing()


Source side, i.e. line in SN incoming script for replica.key looks as below:


def defaultEntityType = "incident" 
if(firstSync) entityType = defaultEntityType else entityType
if(entityType == "incident")
{
   incident.u_jira_incident_ticket_id = replica.key
....
}


I don't receive Jira's ticket ID (ITC-....) in response, i.e. after ticket is created in Jira from SN side, and also don't get ITC-.... when this ticket is updated on Jira's side and update is sent to SN.


The only case when ITC-... is saved in SN is when new ticket is created in SN from Jira side.

  1. Jonathan Gilbert

    Hi Andrew/ Support


    I am also seeing the same issue, When a ticket is created from ServiceNow, Jira is not pushing the ticket ID back. I have looked at your suggestion Francis and I see no Outbound sync leaving Jira

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    Francis Martens (Exalate) 

    I am curious to know if the above question was solved.

    See my question post about sync Status Resolved from SN to Jira Service Management.

    I'll really appreciate any help.

    Thanks,

    Olimpia

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      Can you check if the syncBackAfterProcessing is called?
      Whenever exalating from servicenow to Jira, you should see in Jira, in the sync queue a message in the outgoing queue once that the incoming sync is processed.

      If this is not happening - you will have to share your exalate support zip through the support portal as there might be another problem.

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