How to Integrate Your Bug Tracker with Jira, Linear, and GitHub
The Integration Problem
Your team captures bugs in one tool but tracks work in another. QA uses a bug reporter, developers use Jira or Linear, and nobody wants to copy-paste between them.
The result? Bugs fall through the cracks. Status updates don't sync. Context gets lost.
Two-Way Sync, Not One-Way Export
BugZap doesn't just create issues in your project management tool — it keeps them in sync:
Jira Integration
- Bug reports automatically create Jira issues with full context
- When you close an issue in Jira, the bug is marked as resolved in BugZap
- Screenshots, console logs, and metadata are attached to the Jira issue
- Supports Jira Cloud with OAuth 2.0 and automatic token refresh
Linear Integration
- New bugs become Linear issues in your selected team
- State changes (Todo, In Progress, Done, Canceled) sync back to BugZap
- Clean, minimal issue creation that fits Linear's philosophy
GitHub Integration
- Bugs create GitHub issues in your selected repository
- Closing or reopening the GitHub issue updates the BugZap status
- Labels and metadata flow through automatically
Setting Up Integrations
- Navigate to your project's Settings page
- Find the Integrations section
- Click Connect next to your tool of choice
- Authorize via OAuth (secure — we never store your password)
- Select the target project, team, or repository
That's it. From now on, every bug report is automatically synced.
Slack Notifications Too
Beyond project management integrations, BugZap also sends Slack notifications when:
- A new bug is reported
- A bug's status changes
- A bug is assigned to a team member
Set up your Slack webhook URL in settings and your team stays informed without checking another dashboard.
Webhooks and Zapier
For custom workflows, BugZap supports:
- Custom webhooks with HMAC-SHA256 signing for security
- Zapier integration for connecting to 5,000+ apps
- Events: bug created, status changed, assigned, comment added
Build the workflow that fits your team, not the other way around.