Automation Integration
AutoPage - Incoming Webhook - Jira Automation Integration
Section titled “AutoPage - Incoming Webhook - Jira Automation Integration”AutoPage seamlessly integrates with Jira Automation, allowing you to leverage Jira’s powerful rule engine to create content-rich pages in Confluence.
How it Works
Section titled “How it Works”AutoPage provides an incoming webhook as a trigger option within its rule configuration. This webhook can then be fired as an action directly from a Jira Automation rule. This integration enables you to automate the creation of Confluence pages based on various Jira Automation triggers.
Example Configuration
Section titled “Example Configuration”1. Configure AutoPage Rule Trigger
Section titled “1. Configure AutoPage Rule Trigger”First, create a rule in AutoPage and enable the “Incoming Webhook” as a trigger option. This can be combined with any other available trigger options.
- Generate Header Value: Click “Generate” to create a unique Header-Value specifically for this rule.
- Security Note: Be aware that the generated value can only be copied once for security reasons.
- Regenerating Header Values: You have the option to reset the value and generate a new one. If you do so, you will need to update the information in any associated web requests.
Example Screenshot of AutoPage “Create Trigger” section with “Incoming webhook” enabled.
2. Configure Jira Automation Rule Action
Section titled “2. Configure Jira Automation Rule Action”Next, create a rule in Jira Automation. Add “Send Web Request” as an action.
- Copy the webhook information provided in the AutoPage Rule configuration into the “Send web request” action in Jira Automation.
Example Screenshot of Jira Automation “Send web request” action configuration.