Overview
To allow Agiloop INVENT to push features, stories, and tasks into your execution tools, you must provide a small set of integration details in Project Settings → Push To.
Each tool requires different information. This article shows you exactly where to find each required value.
Jira Integration Details
Agiloop requires the following values for Jira:
Base URL
Username
API Token
Project Key
1. Base URL
Your Jira Base URL is the URL of your Jira Cloud instance.
Example:
https://yourcompany.atlassian.net
You can copy this directly from your browser while logged into Jira.
2. Username
Your Jira username is the email address associated with your Atlassian account.
This must match the account that owns the API token.
3. API Token
Jira requires an API token (not your password).
How to create an API token:
Go to Atlassian API Tokens:
https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens
Click Create API token
Give it a label (e.g., “Agiloop INVENT”)
Copy the generated token
⚠️ Store this token securely. It will not be shown again.
4. Project Key
The Project Key identifies which Jira project items should be created in.
How to find it:
Open your Jira project
Look for the short key shown next to issues (e.g., AID-123)
The prefix (AID) is your Project Key
Azure DevOps (ADO) Integration Details
Agiloop requires the following values for Azure DevOps:
Base URL
API Token
Project Key
1. Base URL
Your Azure DevOps Base URL usually follows this format:
https://dev.azure.com/yourorganization
Or, for older organizations:
https://yourorganization.visualstudio.com
You can copy this from your browser while logged into Azure DevOps.
2. API Token (Personal Access Token)
Azure DevOps uses Personal Access Tokens (PATs).
How to create a PAT:
Go to Azure DevOps:
https://dev.azure.com
Click your profile picture → Personal access tokens
Click New Token
Set:
Scope: Work Items (read & write)
Expiration as appropriate
Create and copy the token
⚠️ Store this token securely. It will not be shown again.
3. Project Key
The Project Key is simply the Azure DevOps project name.
You can find this:
In the project selector dropdown
In the URL when viewing the project
Trello Integration Details
Agiloop requires the following values for Trello:
API Key
Token
Board ID
1. API Key
How to find your Trello API Key:
Go to Trello’s developer page:
https://trello.com/app-key
Copy the API Key shown at the top of the page
2. Token
How to generate a Trello token:
From the same page:
https://trello.com/app-key
Click the Token link
Authorize access
Copy the generated token
3. Board ID
How to find a Trello Board ID:
Open the Trello board you want to push into
Add .json to the end of the board URL in your browser
Search for "id" at the top of the JSON response
Copy the board’s id value
Alternatively, you can use:
https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/trello/rest/api-group-boards/
After You’ve Collected the Details
Once you have the required values:
Open Project Settings in Agiloop INVENT
Select Push To
Choose the destination tool
Enter the required values
Verify the connection
When connected successfully, Agiloop can push features and stories directly into your execution tool.
Need Help?
If you run into issues:
Double-check permissions on API tokens
Ensure the project or board exists
Contact support if you need help validating your configuration
Related Articles
Pushing Features to Execution Tools
Configuring Project Export Settings
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