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  1. Setup

Teams

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Teams are Haystack's abstraction layer on top of JIRA & version control.

Create Team

See all your team members work in a single place to identify risks, blockers & more by creating a team on Haystack. To do so, follow the steps below!

1. Give your team a name and select your teams JIRA board from the dropdown

2. Select your team members

Once the board is selected, Haystack will auto-populate your team members. Any member who was assigned, created or reported an issue in the last 30 days inside the board is automatically included in the team. We suggest double checking this list to ensure your team members are setup correctly.

3. Map your team members Git & Slack

Haystack will also automatically map your members Git & Slack accounts to JIRA account. You will also now want to manually map any members Haystack could not automatically map.

FAQ

Not able to find Git members?

Please ensure the repository is already integrated with Haystack. You can find more information on there here

Not able to find Slack members?

Should I create multiple teams? Or one team containing all members?

If you are unable to find Slack members, please integrate Slack first by following the steps

Create teams which match your working groups. If you'd like to report across teams, this is still possible via

here
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