Uipath jira cloud integration

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Hello,

our requirement is to connect UiPath to Jira cloud for x ray migration.
is UiPath to Jira cloud connectivity is possible?
we are not using orchestrator.

if yes without orchestrator, then how? could you please give me some steps and documents which are available to refer.

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Hi @Mathkar_kunal

Yes — UiPath can connect to Jira Cloud without Orchestrator.
You can do it directly from UiPath Studio using Jira activity packages that authenticate with Jira Cloud API tokens.

You do not need Orchestrator for this.

This is confirmed through:

:blue_square: Use Case: Xray Migration

Since your requirement is connecting UiPath to Jira Cloud for Xray test migration, you can use:

  • Jira REST API via UiPath
  • Jira Software Integration Activities
  • Custom HTTP Request (if Xray APIs needed)

Because Xray lives inside Jira Cloud and exposes a REST API, UiPath can call those endpoints without Orchestrator.

:star: How to Connect UiPath (Studio Only) to Jira Cloud — Without Orchestrator

Step 1 — Install the correct Jira Activity Package

In UiPath Studio:

  1. Go to Manage Packages
  2. Search for:
  • UiPath.Jira.IntegrationService.Activities
  • or Jira Software Integration (Marketplace version)

UiPath Marketplace confirms Studio supports multiple Jira automation packages.
[marketplac…uipath.com]

Step 2 — Generate a Jira Cloud API Token

Atlassian Cloud requires an API token for basic authentication.

Steps:

  1. Go to Atlassian account
  2. Generate new token
  3. Copy it

Community guidance confirms API token usage is supported directly inside UiPath Studio, even without Orchestrator.
[forum.uipath.com]

Step 3 — Create Jira Connection in UiPath Studio

Use the Jira Application Scope activity (available in marketplace packages).

Inside Jira Scope, set:

Property Value
Server URL https://<your-domain>.atlassian.net
Authentication Type API Token
Username Jira Cloud email
Password API Token (as SecureString)

Example (from the community thread):
UiPath users authenticate by passing the API Token as a secure string to Jira Scope without Orchestrator.
[forum.uipath.com]

Step 4 — Use Jira Activities to Perform Operations

UiPath offers activities such as:

  • Create Issue
  • Get Issue
  • Search Issues with JQL
  • Update Issue
  • Add Comment
  • Attach files

Many of these are listed in Atlassian Community describing Jira automation with UiPath.
[community…assian.com]

Xray migration would require using:

  • Jira REST API
  • Xray REST API (Test, Execution, Plans)

You can call them using:

:check_mark: “Invoke HTTP Request” (for Xray-specific REST endpoints)

:star: Approach for Xray Test Migration

To migrate Xray tests, you will need:

  • GET Xray test/test execution/test plan via Xray Cloud REST API
  • POST the migrated items into the target Jira Cloud/Xray instance

UiPath can handle this by:

  • Authenticating via API Token
  • Using HTTP Request activity
  • Parsing JSON responses
  • Creating/importing tests

:blue_square: Official Documentation You Can Use

Here are your ready-to-use references:

1. Jira Connector (Automation Cloud)

Even though you are not using Orchestrator, this documentation explains API capabilities and supported operations. [docs.uipath.com]

2. UiPath Marketplace – Jira Integration Packages

These packages support Jira Cloud directly from Studio.
[marketplac…uipath.com]

3. Studio‑Only Jira Integration (Community thread)

Confirms API token authentication works entirely from Studio without Orchestrator.
[forum.uipath.com]

4. Step‑by‑step tutorial: Automating Jira REST from UiPath

Shows how to create project, token, and perform CRUD operations on issues.
[forum.uipath.com]

If its help mark as resolved

Nandri :slight_smile:

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@Mathkar_kunal

you can use test manager connect via plan view

I hope you have testing licenses

cheers

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we are not using orchestrator as mentioned

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@Mathkar_kunal

may I know how are you executing your test sets?

cheers

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ok, you are asking from Jira end right.
so for now i am just checking the feasibility, is it possible or not.
i need to confirm regarding Jira test set how team is executing and i will confirm

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@Mathkar_kunal

you need atleast a test manager license if you have that then thsi connection is possible

cheers

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Hello,

Yes, it is possible to connect UiPath Studio to Jira Cloud for Xray migration without using Orchestrator. Here are the main approaches:

  1. UiPath Jira Activity Packages – Install packages like UiPath.Jira.IntegrationService.Activities or Jira Software Integration from the Marketplace. They allow you to create, update, and query Jira issues directly in Studio using your Jira Cloud API token.
  2. Invoke HTTP Request / Jira REST API – For Xray-specific operations (tests, executions, plans), you can call Jira and Xray REST API endpoints directly from Studio using the HTTP Request activity, authenticating with your API token.
  3. Marketplace Connectors – UiPath Marketplace offers prebuilt Jira integration workflows that can be adapted for Xray migration and other Jira operations.
  4. Hybrid Approach – Combine Jira activity packages for standard operations with HTTP requests for Xray endpoints to maximize flexibility without Orchestrator.
  5. Custom Scripts – For bulk migration or complex JSON handling, you can create Python or other scripts interacting with Jira/Xray APIs and invoke them from UiPath Studio.

References:

I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Ghaith

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ok i will work on this points