Connect your tracker
Turn funding-eligible Jira or Linear tickets into pre-filled AWS credit applications, straight from the issue.
If a Jira issue or Linear ticket describes work that AWS credits could cover — a new workload, a migration, a growth project — Wring can turn it into a ready-to-review credit application without anyone opening Wring first. Connect your tracker once, and funding checks start right on the issue.
Supported trackers
Setup is one-time, done by a workspace owner, and takes about two minutes:
Your dashboard's Connect your tracker page shows which trackers are available for your account.
How it works
- Connect once. A workspace owner connects Jira or Linear from Connect your tracker in the Wring dashboard. Wring opens a short dialog that walks through the rest.
- An owner approves it. Every new connection lands as "Awaiting approval" until a Wring workspace owner confirms it — the second check that keeps a stray or intercepted code from quietly binding the wrong site or workspace.
- Start a check on an issue. In Jira, open the WRING Funding panel on any issue. In Linear, mention @WRING on an issue or delegate it to WRING.
- Review and confirm. Wring reads the issue and drafts the application from it. Nothing is ever submitted without you reviewing and confirming first.
Approval is required for every connection
A connected Jira site or Linear workspace only starts working once a Wring workspace owner approves it — connecting alone is not enough.
Before you start
Three things need to be in place once, for any tracker:
- A Wring account — you and your team sign in to the Wring dashboard.
- A linked AWS account — connected under Credits & Funding → Linked AWS Accounts; Wring reads its usage to fill the application.
- A workspace owner — connecting a tracker and approving the resulting connection both require Wring workspace owner access.
Common questions
Who can connect a tracker? Only a Wring workspace owner can start a connection, and only a Wring workspace owner can approve one. Anyone else sees a note pointing them to an owner.
Why does a connection need approval if I already connected it? Connecting proves the tracker side wants in; approving proves the Wring side agrees. Requiring both stops a leaked or reused connect code from binding a site nobody on the Wring side recognizes.
Can I open the original issue from Wring? Each provider's page covers how funding checks link back to the source issue.
A setting I need isn't adjustable. Linear's mention, delegation and label triggers are configurable per connection — see Linear. For anything else, tell us at [email protected].
Getting started
Open Connect your tracker in your Wring dashboard and pick Jira or Linear, or write to [email protected] if you'd like us to walk through it with you.