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# Synchronisation Functionality Between SimplifyQA and Jira
This document outlines the functionality of synchronizing work items between SimplifyQA and Jira. It provides a step-by-step guide on how work items from Jira are seamlessly fetched into SimplifyQA through a defined mapping process.
* **Sync Button:** A single-click operation that:
* Retrieves all work items for the selected issue type from Jira.
* Updates SimplifyQA projects with the fetched data.
* Displays synchronisation status using visual indicators.
* **Real-Time Data Update**: Ensures that all existing work items in Jira are accurately reflected in SimplifyQA.
* **Count Comparison:** Displays the count of work items in both systems for each issue type, helping users verify synchronisation results.
Example:
i. USERSTORY → STORY: SQA Count = 90, Jira Count = 86
ii. TASK → TASK: SQA Count = 44, Jira Count = 44
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