Guide
The Jira integration brings your Jira projects and issues into Fibery, so you can connect them with the rest of your work. If you want, you can also edit some issue Fields in Fibery and send them back to Jira (beta).
In most cases, Jira stays the source. Fibery keeps a copy and refreshes it on sync.
You'll need a Jira account and a Jira API token. Connect Jira first: How to connect Jira to Fibery
There are two good points to go from here.
Trim the sync down to the projects and issue types you actually need: How to choose which Jira issues sync.
Or hook the issues up to your own work, so each feature shows its Jira issues: How to link Jira issues to your Fibery work.
How does the sync actually work? How Jira sync works
Can I edit Jira issues from Fibery? How to edit Jira issues from Fibery
What happens when an issue is deleted in Jira? How to keep issues that were deleted in Jira
How do I re-sync or stop syncing? How to connect Jira to Fibery
Something's off with the sync? Check Jira FAQ