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In the menu bar at the top of the screen, click on the dropdown menu "Apps", and then click on "Manage your apps".

Alternatively you can click on the settings (cog) icon in the top right corner of the screen and click on Apps -> Manage apps.

Click on Settings -> Enable development mode.

Refresh the page. You should now be able to see the Upload app button.

Click on this and enter app descriptor URL. This should be https://api.<your-nullify-instance>.nullify.ai/core/jira/descriptor. (If you get a 404 error, Jira has been disabled for your organization. Please contact your Nullify representative to turn on the feature flag.) Click Upload and the app should install.

Webhooks

Nullify needs to receive webhooks from Jira to reply to comments. Click on the settings (cog) icon in the top right corner and click on System. At the very bottom in the left nav-bar, click on Webhooks (under the Advanced category).

Click on Create a WebHook.

URL: https://api.<your-nullify-instance>.nullify.ai/core/jira/webhook

Tick the comment.created webhook.

Issue Type

If you do not specify your own Issue Type, you MUST create an Issue Type called Nullify in your Jira instance. You can create one by going to Settings -> Issues -> Issue Types and clicking on Add issue type.

In the name, enter Nullify.

Enter a suitable description such as This issue type is used to track vulnerabilities found by Nullify..

Click on Add.

The issue type must also belong to the project.

Each Jira Issue needs to have an Issue Type. This is the type of issue that the Jira issue is. For example, a bug, a feature request, a task, etc. By default, Nullify will use the Nullify issue type unless you specify a different one in the configuration file (see ).

Configuration
Menu -> Apps -> Manage your apps
Settings -> Enable development mode
Upload app button
Issue Type settings
Issue Types
Add Issue Type