Import Configuration of Tempo Importer for JSM Assets

1-Build Objects/Attributes

Once you complete Source and Destination configurations, it is time to create Object Types and their relations according to the Tempo data model.

You may also choose to enable or disable Object Schema sharing.

Pro Tip: Commonly, our customers create references from other Object Schemas and are in need of accessing the Tempo data. We recommend enabling the Object Schema sharing.

Review the options and click the Build Objects/Attributes button.

This needs to be done only one time. When this build is completed successfully you don't need to do it again. You will get a message if you already completed this step.

You may check your new Object Schema now and make sure the Object Types and Attributes are successfully created.

The Object Schema Graph will be as follows:

2- Test and Full Imports

You can test the configuration by clicking the Test Import button. This will import up to 100 Worklogs to your Object Schema. This way you will have the chance to validate that:

Tempo access token is correct and proper permissions are granted
Jira credentials are correct
Object Schema is set up without any problems

After clicking the test import button wait for a few minutes for the process to finish and check your Object Schema.

You may click the Check Import Status button to check the import execution status.

If you are happy with the results of the test run, please run a Full Import.

Pro Tips:

Please note that if you have a large number of Tempo users, this import will take time. We suggest testing it outside of the busy hours when JSM Assets is not used heavily.
Avoid clicking Test Import and Full Import buttons consecutively without waiting for the first one to complete. JSM Assets does not support multiple imports to run simultaneously.

3- Schedule

You have 3 options for the scheduling.