Integrations after migration

Most integrations from Opsgenie are automatically migrated to Jira Service Management or Compass, but some require manual configuration or are no longer supported. While core integrations remain functional, there are changes in how integrations are accessed, configured, and managed in the new platforms.

Migration summary

Are integrations available in all Jira Service Management and Compass plans?

Yes, most integrations are available across all Jira Service Management and Compass plans. However, bidirectional integrations are only supported in Jira Service Management Premium and Enterprise editions. Users migrating to Freeand Standard Jira Service Management editions may lose the outgoing part of their integrations.

Are integrations auto-synced after migration?

• For Jira Service Management: Most Opsgenie integrations are automatically synced and available.

• For Compass: Supported integrations are migrated, but some integrations will need to be manually reconfigured due to limited support.

Are there required actions for full workflow parity?

Yes. Some integrations require manual setup, and certain outdated versions won’t migrate. Users should:

• Reconnect chat integrations like Slack and MS Teams manually. 

• Verify if integrations are fully supported or require migration to a newer version.

• Check for limited-support integrations that work temporarily but won’t allow new configurations.

What has changed?

The following changes apply to Jira Service Management and Compass:

• Chat integrations (Slack, MS Teams, etc.) aren’t automatically migrated. You need to manually reconnect, authenticate or reconfigure based on your tool’s specific requirements. After establishing the connection, you can copy your chat tools from your Migration Guide. 

• Outdated versions of some integrations won’t be available in Jira Service Management. Users must switch to newer versions where available.

• For Compass users, MS Teams and Zoom integrations aren’t supported.

Outdated integrations unavailable to configure in Jira Service Management

Outdated versions of about 24 integrations will not be available for new configurations in JSM. While existing integrations in Opsgenie using these versions will still be moved, you can't create new integrations for these versions in Jira Service Management. However, you can view and edit these configured integrations in Jira Service Management.

Here are the unavailable integrations:

• Campfire(Chat)

• XMPP/Jabber

• CA Flowdock (Chat)

• Compose

• Logentries

• Outlyer

• Small Business Customer Service Software

• Soasta

• Dynatrace AppMon

• Crashlytics

• Loom

• Monitis

• Pingdom Server Monitor

• Pingometer

• Rigor

• Runscope

• SaltStack

• Statusy

• Threat Stack

• Thundra

• Trace by RisingStack

• UptimeProject

• Stackdriver

• OEC

Outdated integration versions that won’t move to Jira Service Management or Compass

Certain outdated versions of Opsgenie integrations with some products won't be moved. However, they'll remain functional in Opsgenie until Opsgenie is turned off. .

You may still find some of these integrations available for configuration in Jira Service Management and Compass. These are newer versions of those integrations, and you'll need to configure them from scratch.

In the table below, we've outlined the availability of integrations in Opsgenie and Jira Service Management and Compass.

• Yes: You can use a newer version of the integration in Jira Service Management and Compass and set up instances from scratch.

• No: The integration isn't available for addition in Jira Service Management and Compass. You can use the outdated version of the integration in Opsgenie, but its existing instances, if any, will not move to Jira Service Management.Integrations unavailable in Jira Service Management

End-of-support integrations: Opsgenie will no longer support the following integrations. They'll remain functional in Opsgenie until Opsgenie is turned off, but you won’t be able to create new instances of these integrations.

• CA Flowdock (Inbox)

• Hp Service Manager

• Snyk

• Jira Server (Beta)

Integrations in Jira Service Management

After migration, your Opsgenie integrations are available in Jira Service Management under Operations > General configuration > Integrations. Or, go to Teams > Operations > Integrations to view your team’s integrations.

Most integrations function the same way as in Opsgenie, but some require manual setup.

• Incoming call routing integrations are now a separate feature, accessible from Operations > General configuration > Incoming call routing instead of being listed under integrations.

• Jira Software and Jira Service Management integrations appear under Syncs.

• Chat tools like Slack and MS Teams need to be reconnected. Then the respective integrations can be copied from Opsgenie to Jira Service Management through your migration guide.

• Bi-directional integrations require Premium or Enterprise plans. Users on lower editions lose outgoing functionality.

• Outdated integrations (listed below) won’t be available for new configurations.

Integrations in Compass

In Compass, integrations are available under Operations > General configuration > Integrations. While many integrations are migrated, some are not fully supported, and others require manual syncing or reconfiguration.

• Syncs are available for Jira Software and Jira Service Management integrations.

• MS Teams and Zoom integrations are not supported in Compass.

• Some integrations are classified as limited support and can’t be newly configured.

Connect your Chat Tools

Your chat integrations aren't automatically moved to Jira Service Management and Compass because they’re currently connected to Opsgenie.

What you need to do:

1. Connect your chat tools with Jira Service Management.

2. Copy your chat integrations from Opsgenie to Jira Service Management.

This will let your on-call teams work on alerts from their existing chat channels.

Connect your chat tools with Jira Service Management

From the list of Slack workspaces and Microsoft tenants, select Connect for the ones you wish to use with Jira Service Management. Make sure you’re a member of the Slack workspace or Microsoft tenant you’re trying to connect to.

Once you complete the authorization prompted by Slack or Microsoft Teams, you should see the status in Jira Service Management as Connected.

Copy your Opsgenie chat integrations to Jira Service Management

In your migration guide, go to Chat Tools and from the list of Opsgenie chat integrations, select Copy to Jira for the ones you want to copy to Jira Service Management. Make sure you’re a member of the channel connected to the chat integration, or else you won’t be able to copy it to Jira Service Management.

If you see Give permission instead of Copy to Jira, this means Jira Service Management needs your permission to create channels and post to channels in Slack and Microsoft Teams.

You can check the connected channels by going to View all Integrations and then looking at the Connected to column in the table to join it. If it’s a private channel, then you won’t be able to search it on Slack and Microsoft Teams, you can reach out to your admin for help.

Connect your chat tools with Compass

In your Migration Guide, 

1. Go to Chat tools and select Connect your Slack app. You’ll see a list of your existing Slack integrations. 

2. If you haven’t connected a Slack workspace yet, select Manage Slack app. 

3. Follow the steps to integrate your Slack app.

4. Get back to your Migration Guide and select Copy configurations from Copy your Opsgenie chat integrations to Compass step.

Prevent duplicate notifications from Opsgenie chat integrations

After you copy your chat integrations, you’ll have the same integration active in Opsgenie and Jira Service Management. This means you’ll get duplicate notifications for each alert activity.

To fix this: Select Manage chat integrations in Opsgenie, find and turn off your chat integrations in Opsgenie. This will only turn off your Opsgenie chat integrations, the integrations won’t be deleted. You can turn them back on at any time.