# Ticketing Systems

Xygeni allows users to create tickets from issues found.

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Supported ticketing systems are [**Jira** ](#integration-with-jira)and [**GitHub**](#integration-with-github-issues).
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After configuring the integration, you will be able to create tickets from the details slide of any issue.

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Go to **Settings >> Integrations >> Ticketing Systems** to configure the integration with them.

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### Integration with Jira

To configure **Jira**, you should provide URL and credentials to your Jira installation.

* URL: URL of the instance of Jira to be used
* Username: email of the Jira Admin user that created the token
* Token: token created by a Jira Admin. Use a standard tokens.

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### Integration with GitHub Issues

To configure **GitHub**, you should provide URL and GitHub Token

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