## Prerequisites

Before connecting Jam to Azure DevOps, enable third-party OAuth access in your Azure DevOps organization:

1. Go to your Azure DevOps organization settings.
2. Under **Policies**, enable **Third-party application access via OAuth**.

## What’s included in every Azure DevOps work item

Every Azure DevOps issue created from Jam automatically includes:

- Console logs
- Fully inspectable network requests
- URL, timestamp, and country
- Device, OS, and browser
- Viewport size
- Network speed

### Steps to Create a Work Item

1. **Capture your bug**: Use the Jam browser extension to capture your bug.
2. **Select Azure DevOps as the destination**: In the Jam extension, click **Link you can share** and change the destination to Azure DevOps.
3. **Authenticate with Azure DevOps**: Complete the Azure DevOps OAuth flow to connect your account.
4. **Configure your work item**: Once connected, set up your work item from Jam: choose the project, team, priority, assignees, and more.
5. **Create the work item**: Click **Create issue**. Jam creates the Azure DevOps work item and opens it in a new tab.

### Editing Fields

Click **Edit fields** during work item setup to manage which Azure DevOps fields appear in the Jam extension. Remove fields you don’t use to keep the process fast.

### Creating a Work Item from an Existing Jam

1. Open the Jam: Open the Jam you want to convert into an Azure DevOps work item.
2. Click **Send to App**: Click **Send to App** and select Azure DevOps.
3. Log in to Azure DevOps if prompted: If this is your first time using Jam + Azure DevOps, you’ll be redirected to authenticate.
4. Fill in the work item details: Enter the project, team, priority, and any other fields you need.
5. **Create the work item**: Click **Create issue** to send the Jam to Azure DevOps.