Connect Vansah Test Management for Confluence to Jira so Vansah gadgets can display your Jira testing information on Confluence pages. An administrator manages this connection in the app’s Connections tab.
Before you begin
Ask an Atlassian administrator with permission to manage connected apps for your site to complete the connection.
Install Vansah Test Management for Confluence in Confluence and Vansah Test Management for Jira in Jira on the same Atlassian site.
Use an account that can access the Jira space and Vansah information you want to display.
1. Open the app settings
In Confluence, open Apps, select the three-dot menu, and choose Manage apps.
If Confluence offers to take you to Atlassian Administration, select Take me there.
You can also start in Atlassian Administration: choose your organization, open Apps → Sites, select the site, and open Connected apps. Find Vansah Test Management for Confluence and select View App Details.
2. Connect the app to Jira
Open the Connections tab.
Under App connections, find the Jira Apps row and select Connect.
Review the requested permissions, then confirm with Connect.
If the Jira connection already shows Connected, continue to the next section. For more about managing these settings, see Atlassian’s app administration guide.
3. Check the connection
Confirm that the Jira connection shows Connected in the Connections tab.
Return to the Confluence page containing your Vansah gadget and reload the page.
Check that the gadget loads. If it still shows a connection warning, follow the checks below.
If a connection warning appears
You may see this message on a Confluence page:
“Vansah for Confluence is not connected to Jira. Please connect the app to Jira or contact your administrator.”
This means Vansah could not confirm Jira access for the Confluence request. Ask your administrator to check the following:
The Jira connection for Vansah Test Management for Confluence shows Connected.
Both Vansah apps are installed on the same Atlassian site.
Your account can open Jira and access the Jira space used by the gadget.
Reload the Confluence page after correcting the connection or access. If the warning continues, contact Vansah and include the warning text and a screenshot of the app’s connection status.