# Integration with Jira

Most Engineering Teams prefer to use Jira to track incident and post-incident items. With Pagerly, you can efficiently manage Jira Tickets on Slack

With Pagerly, you can achieve the following (detailed in the following sections)

* [Create a Ticket via Slack Emoji and Follow on the Slack Thread](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/integration-with-jira/create-ticket-via-slack-emoji-and-follow-on-slack-thread.md)
* [Create a Ticket via Slack Emoji and Follow on the Slack Channel](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/integration-with-jira/create-a-ticket-via-emoji-and-follow-on-slack-channel.md)
* [Post Ticket created on Jira to Slack Thread](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/integration-with-jira/post-ticket-created-on-jira-to-slack-thread.md)
* [Post Ticket created on Jira to on Slack Channel](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/integration-with-jira/post-ticket-created-on-jira-to-on-slack-channel.md)
* [Create Tickets using Form](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/integration-with-jira/create-jira-ticket-incident-using-form.md)
* [Round Robin Assignment of Jira Issues/Tickets<br>](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/integration-with-jira/round-robin-assignment-of-jira-issues-tickets.md)


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