Update docs regarding multiple programs on the same instance

martijnrusschen · martijnrusschen · commit 147d938ea78e · 2019-03-13T15:54:37.000+01:00
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 The HackerOne markdown doesn't convert correctly to Jira. How can I convert the markdown correction to Jira? | You can use a Jira optimized template by setting the escalation template to: `{{details_custom_jira}}`.
 What fields are supported in the bi-directional Jira integration? | We currently support these 4 fields:<br><ul><li>Summary</li><li> Description</li><li>Project</li><li>Issue_type</li></ul>All of the fields are required to correctly set up the Jira integration.<br><br>If you have an issue template that has more required fields than these 4, you need to update or create a new template to only require the 4 fields above.</br>
-I have multiple HackerOne programs. Can I integrate each of these programs to the same Jira instance? | Yes, you can integrate multiple HackerOne programs to the same Jira instance, only if you're using Jira Server. To integrate Jira with multiple HackerOne programs:<ul>1. For your first program to integrate with Jira, follow all of the steps outlined [here](jira-server-integration.html).</ul><ul>2. For each subsequent program you need to add an integration for, only follow steps 12-16 in [this article](jira-server-integration.html).<ul><li>You only need to follow steps 12-16 here because the application link has already been created when integrating with your first program, and only 1 application link is needed to set up a Jira integration.</li></ul></ul>If you're using Jira Cloud, you can't integrate multiple programs to a shared Jira instance as we don't support this with our Jira Cloud integration. In order to work around this, you can set up your integration following the Jira Server Steps listed above as they also work with the Jira Cloud integration.
+I have multiple HackerOne programs. Can I integrate each of these programs to the same Jira instance? | Yes, you can integrate multiple HackerOne programs to the same Jira instance. In case you're using Jira Cloud, remove the "HackerOne for Jira" plugin, and follow the steps for [Jira Server](jira-server-integration.html) for the first program. To integrate Jira with multiple HackerOne programs:<ul>1. For your first program to integrate with Jira, follow all of the steps outlined [here](jira-server-integration.html).</ul><ul>2. For each subsequent program you need to add an integration for, only follow steps 12-16 in [this article](jira-server-integration.html).<ul><li>You only need to follow steps 12-16 here because the application link has already been created when integrating with your first program, and only 1 application link is needed to set up a Jira integration.</li></ul></ul>If you're using Jira Cloud, you can't integrate multiple programs to a shared Jira instance as we don't support this with our Jira Cloud integration. In order to work around this, you can set up your integration following the Jira Server Steps listed above as they also work with the Jira Cloud integration.
 My Jira is behind a firewall and is not externally accessible. How can I integrate with Jira? | To use the bi-directional Jira integration, you need to make sure your Jira instance is accessible from the HackerOne system. You can whitelist HackerOne’s IP addresses in your firewall to only open it up to the HackerOne application. Contact your program manager to request our IP addresses to whitelist in your firewall.<br><br>If you don't want to expose your Jira to HackerOne, [contact us](https://support.hackerone.com/hc/en-us/requests/new) to get a work-around that enables you to only escalate to Jira.  
 Can I set up a one-way integration instead of a bi-directional one? | Yes! To set up a one-way integration, [contact HackerOne](https://support.hackerone.com/hc/en-us/requests/new) with the following information: <br><ul><li>The base URI of the JIRA instance (e.g., "https://jira.company.com/")</li><li>Project ID ("pid") of the project you'd like issues to default to (usually a 5 digit int)</li><li>Issue Type ("issuetype") for the default type (usually a 1 digit int)</li><li>Any other custom tags/fields you'd like pre-populated. Options are described here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/Creating+Issues+via+direct+HTML+links
