Connect your Jira Cloud site and channels subscribe to projects. Each new issue gets a card with a reply under it when it moves or is assigned, and the card changes in place as the status, assignee or summary changes. Move and comment from the card, paste a link for a preview, and turn any message into a Jira issue.
For Teams that track work in Jira Cloud and talk about it in Freesbe.
An owner or admin clicks Connect Jira in Workspace settings, Integrations, Dev tools. Atlassian asks you to allow Freesbe; if your account is on more than one site, pick the one to connect. Freesbe acts in Jira as the person who connects it, so connect with an account that can browse the projects your channels will follow and create issues and comments in them. A workspace connects one Jira site, and Jira posts as its own member.
Under Channel subscriptions, pick the project, the channel and what to post, or type /jira subscribe OPS in the channel with the project's key. A new subscription posts new issues, status changes and assignments; add comments if you want them. Each issue's card shows its summary, status, type, assignee and labels, changes in place, and stays current for 90 days.
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Move asks where to move the issue, from the moves its workflow allows, and the issue moves in Jira with a comment saying who did it, like Moved from Freesbe by Maya Chen. Comment adds a comment signed with your name. Create Jira issue in any message's menu picks the project and issue type and fills in the summary and description from the message; the issue links back to the message and its card lands in the thread. Projects with required fields beyond these say so in the dialog.
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