Importing Data from Asana
Migrating from other issue trackers
- Importing data from CSV
- Importing data from Excel
- Importing data from Bitbucket
- Importing data from Github
- Importing Data from Asana
- Importing data from TFS or Visual Studio
- Importing data from Rally
- Importing data from VersionOne
- Importing data from YouTrack
- Importing data from Axosoft
- Importing data from Pivotal Tracker
- Importing data from Bugzilla
- Importing data from FogBugz On Demand
- Importing data from FogBugz for your Server
- Importing data from Trac
- Importing data from Redmine
- Importing data from BaseCamp
- Importing data from JSON
- Importing data from Mantis
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- Defining a project
- View, create, or delete a group
- Configuring issue-level security
As of Jira 8.4, we no longer support built-in importers that are dedicated to specific applications, including this one. You can still import data to Jira in CSV or JSON format.
To import your data:
- Log in to Jira as a user with the Jira Administrators global permission.
- Choose Administration (
) > System. Select Import & Export > External System Import to open the Import external projects page. - Select CSV or JSON as the file format for your import.
Last modified on Jul 11, 2019
Related content
- Managing project role membership
- Assign users to groups, project roles, and applications
- Managing groups
- Managing project permissions
- Managing permissions
- Customizing Jira Service Management permissions
- Managing global permissions
- Defining a project
- View, create, or delete a group
- Configuring issue-level security
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