Hooq keeps work in sync between two Jira Cloud instances, or two projects in one. Hooq for ServiceNow is in preview. Each instance sends its changes straight to the other, and Hooq has no server of its own.
One way of working, two platforms. Hooq for Jira is available now. Hooq for ServiceNow is in preview.
Keep work items in sync between two Jira Cloud instances, or two projects in one.
Keep records in sync between ServiceNow and Jira Cloud, or between two ServiceNow instances.
Connects Jira with ServiceNow, Azure DevOps and GitHub. Coming soon.
Some sync apps pass your work through a server run by the app's vendor. Hooq doesn't have one. Each instance sends its changes straight to the other.
Every request between two instances is signed, and a request that is sent again is refused.
Administrators connect the two instances, choose what syncs, then publish and start. Nothing syncs before that.
Hooq has no server, database or storage of its own. Your work stays on the platforms you already use.
The way you set up Hooq is the same in Jira and in the ServiceNow preview.
Connect your instance with the other one. Inside one Jira instance, no connection is needed.
Pick the projects or tables, the types of work and the fields. Save it as a draft until it is right.
Publish the settings and start the Hooq. Stop it at any time.
The help centre, limits, security and status of Hooq for Jira are public.
We don't pitch. We don't promise to change everything. We build small, specific tools that solve one problem well — and then get out of the way.
Install Hooq for Jira from the Atlassian Marketplace, or tell us about your ServiceNow setup.
