Push Incidents from Jira to Drata

Danielle Swanser

Danielle Swanser

Product Engagement Manager

Security

This Tines story eliminates manual compliance evidence collection by automatically pulling a Jira ticket and uploading it as mapped evidence to the correct control in Drata, triggered by a simple form submission.


What You'll See:

  • A web form collects a Jira ticket number, Drata workspace ID, and control ID from the user
  • Tines fetches the full Jira issue details via the Jira REST API
  • The Jira response is transformed into a structured JSON format
  • The formatted ticket is uploaded as external evidence to the specified control in Drata, with creation and renewal dates automatically set

Perfect For:

  • GRC and compliance teams: Mapping resolved incidents to specific compliance controls during audit cycles without manual file exports
  • Security operations teams: Quickly attaching Jira-tracked remediation work as evidence to Drata controls after closing out vulnerabilities or incidents
  • Compliance engineers managing SOC 2 or similar frameworks: Reducing repetitive manual evidence uploads across multiple Drata workspaces and controls

Requirements:

  • Jira — with API access enabled and an active API key
  • Drata — with an active API key scoped for read and write access across Controls, Users, and Personnel
  • The following configured in Tines:
    • jira credential — your Jira API key
    • drata credential — your Drata API key
    • jira_domain resource — your Jira instance domain
    • jira_username resource — your Jira username

Get the featured workflow

Import this workflow to your tenant, from where you can adapt it to meet your unique needs.

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jira✅dratadrataPush incidents from Jira to DrataTools: Drata, Jira Software

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