# Atlassian

:::note
It is not possible to use the Jira API to perform automated actions **without associating those actions with a user**. Any request made with an API token or OAuth will be logged as coming from the authenticated user, which constitutes a form of impersonation. To prevent automated actions from being executed under your personal account, the recommended approach is to create a dedicated user, for example named **“Mindflow BOT”**. All bot actions can then be performed **on behalf of this user**, ensuring clear and secure tracking while keeping your personal account separate.
:::

[Atlassian OAuth 2.0 Application](./atlassian-oauth-2-0-application/)

[Atlassian Jira Api key](./atlassian-jira-api-key/)

## Create a Webhook

Reference: [https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/webhooks/](https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/webhooks/)

Procedure:

- Connect to your Jira account
- Create a webhook
  - Open `System` settings
  - Under `Webhooks` section, `Create a Webhook`
  - Refer to [Run playbook through webhook](https://app.notion.com/p/Run-playbook-through-webhook-e098912ed7d947daa00b8b0c0f535405?pvs=21) to configure the `URL` pointing to the associated playbook
  - Selects the Jira necessary events to trigger
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