The Looker Studio Connector for Jira Cloud is designed to simplify data import into Looker Studio.
Step 1: Grant Permissions
If you are a Jira Administrator
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Grant permission to individual users or groups so they can create, edit, watch, and export data sources.
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Administrators can work with the Looker Studio Connector by default.
π Learn how to grant permission
If you are a Regular User
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Ask your Jira Administrator to grant the required permission.
Step 2: Create an Access Token
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Youβll use this token as a password when connecting to Looker Studio.
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Important: Keep the token secure because it provides access to your Jira data.
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If needed, configure separate tokens for supported apps to include their data in your Looker Studio.
π Learn how to create access token
Step 3: Create a Data Source
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Think about the report you want to build or the analysis you want to run.
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Select the corresponding Jira fields through the Looker Studio Connector. This set of fields is called a data source.
π Learn on how to create data source
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Apply filters (such as project, issue type, or other criteria) to include only relevant data.
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Without filters, the Looker Studio Connector will export all data from your Jira instance.
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π Learn on how to apply filters
Step 4: Import Data to Looker Studio
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Connect using the access token you created.
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Import the datasets included in your data source.
π Learn on how to import data to Looker Studio
Done! Youβre ready to explore and visualize your Jira Cloud data in Looker Studio.
App Navigation
Use the app navigation to quickly switch between the following modules:
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Data Sources
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Data Relationships
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Access Tokens
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API Integrations
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History
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Administration
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Read also a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to start using Looker Studio Connector in our blog β¬οΈ
https://www.alphaservesp.com/blog/looker-studio-jira-integration-in-4-step