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Need to create playbook for jira

  • January 8, 2026
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sanjay78
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Hi Community,

I'm building a bidirectional integration between Google SecOps and Jira for our SOC operations and would appreciate any guidance, tutorials, or examples from those who've implemented similar workflows. I didn’t find any good tutorial to create a playbook.

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kentphelps
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  • January 9, 2026

Have you taken a look at the Jira integration available in the marketplace?  

1.  In SecOps navigate to the Google SecOps Content Hub (Marketplace).
2.  Search for and install the Jira integration package.
3.  Configure the integration instance, providing the necessary authentication details (API Token for Cloud or username/password for On-Prem).
4.  You can then use connectors, playbook actions, and scheduled jobs provided by the integration to automate workflows between Google SecOps and Jira.


sanjay78
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  • January 14, 2026

Hi @ken

I’ve built a playbook but need your help with one issue. Right now, it runs for all cases generated in SOAR. I’d like it to trigger only after an analyst reviews the case and marks it as a true positive — then it should create an issue in Jira.

 


_K_O
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  • Bronze 5
  • January 15, 2026

@sanjay78 in that case you’d either want to:

  • Create it as a block which is added to the end of your playbooks and only have the block trigger if it is marked as a True positive (but before case closure), OR
  • Create a quick action button in the “Case View” settings which will call the playbook if the user clicks the “Create Jira Issue” button. 

Rashworld
  • New Member
  • January 17, 2026

Hi Community,

I'm building a bidirectional integration between Google SecOps and Jira for our SOC operations and would appreciate any guidance, tutorials, or examples from those who've implemented similar workflows. I didn’t find any good tutorial to create a playbook.

 


Bartosz J
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  • February 4, 2026

Hi team, I am building a similar connector that fails because of the network access policy on the Jira end. We limit access to our Jira to specific IPs only. What is the potential solution?


_K_O
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  • February 4, 2026

@Bartosz J would a remote agent work? That’s what my team is using for Jira. 


Bartosz J
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  • February 4, 2026

I found this as an optional solution but was hoping there is a way to avoid the extra setup. Can Google provide me with an IP range they use for requests?


Bartosz J
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  • February 9, 2026

It looks like the remote agent is the only way. 

How do you ensure HA and security? I dont want to build something that goes down in the middle of the night. Any recommendations?