Download Files From FTP then Create Ticket On Jira
Solution Overview
Are you tired of manually transferring files from FTP servers to Jira? Our solution allows you to easily download files from FTP and automatically create tickets on Jira, saving you time and effort. With our low-code data orchestration platform, you can streamline your workflow and improve efficiency without the need for complex technical skills. Whether you're a project manager overseeing multiple tasks or a developer working on a specific project, our solution provides a seamless integration between FTP and Jira, helping you stay organized and focused on your goals. Try it now and experience the convenience of automated file transfers and ticket creation in just a few clicks.
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FTP
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Jira
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Download Files From FTP then Create Ticket On Jira
using Shipyard. Select the Blueprints you need, fill out a form, and connect everything together.
There's no code for you to touch or infrastructure for you to manage, but you can always incorporate your own code if you would like.
We do all of the heavy lifting so you can focus on building more data solutions for your business.
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