# Travis CI integration for Jira

🔌 **Connect Travis CI with your work in Jira Software and spend less time jumping between your Jira issues and Travis CI.** Simply add the provided configuration snippet to your .travis.yaml and start using [Smart Commit ](https://confluence.atlassian.com/fisheye/using-smart-commits-960155400.html)syntax to link your commits/branches to Jira issues.

🤝 Works hand in hand with the [GitHub for Jira app](https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219592/github-for-jira?hosting=cloud\&tab=overview).

😎 **Release with confidence.** With the addition of Travis CI build information in Jira, any user can get visibility into your delivery pipeline. The Jira issue screen provides build status information at a glance. In addition, the Release Hub in Jira shows the build status of Jira issues in a release. This helps delivery teams identify potential issues and gives the team the confidence to release earlier and more often.

Head over to the getting started guide to get going.

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