Jira Integration

Steps to Use Jira with PageGate

Send Text and SMS Messages from Jira
Jira can send alerts through PageGate by configuring a Listener in Jira that performs a POST command to PageGate's GetWeb.

Before you configure things in Jira, you'll need to prepare PageGate's GetWeb interface To do so, have a look at this video tutorial:
https://www.notepage.net/videos/how-to-configure-web-interface.htm

That prepares GetWeb to accept the notifications from Jira.

Next, we'll need to prepare PageGate to send SMS. This can be done in a variety of ways and we'd recommend having a look at our video tutorial overview of how PageGate sends messages:
https://www.notepage.net/videos/how-pagegate-sends-sms.htm

The final step in preparing PageGate for the Jira notifications is to create an ad-hoc recipient:

1) Open PageGate Admin.

2) Right click Recipients, select 'Add'

3) Specify the following:
Full Name: adhoc
Recipient: adhoc
Type: Ad-Hoc
Carrier: Specify your SMS Carrier
Max Chars: Specify the number of characters you want to be able to send in a message. If this is greater than the 'Max Chars' value in the specified Carrier, PageGate will break up long messages in to multiple messages based on the Carrier 'Max Chars' value.

4) Click Apply.

Now that we have PageGate ready for the Jira notifications, you'll need to configure Jira to use this:
http://yourPGserver/pgscripts/webgate.exe?USER=
adhoc&SUBJECT=CellNumber&FRM=SenderValue&
MSG=Example+message+here

The four variables declared are:
USER - This will be a static reference to the ad-hoc recipient you created above. We do recommend naming it 'adhoc' but you can name it whatever you like; just be sure to reference that value in the USER= declaration.

SUBJECT - This will be the 10 digit cell phone number that needs to be messaged.

FRM - This is the "sender" value associated with the message

MSG - This is the message declaration itself.

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