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title: "How to bulk push information from Salesforce to Jira"
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When we add a new field in Jira and map it to a salesforce field, the information from Salesforce will not be automatically sent to the new field. To make it possible, we need to bulk push from Salesforce. However, this is not a feature out of the box. The following workaround explains how to do a bulk push from Salesforce.

> ℹ️ This method allows bulk push from Salesforce to Jira with a maximum of 50 associations per push.

## \uD83D\uDCD8 Instructions

1. Create a “string” field in jira and add it to the edit screen for the Jira Issue.
2. Create a “text” field in Salesforce and add it to the **Case layout**. [Help And Training Community](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.adding_fields.htm&type=5)
3. Map both fields between them.
4. Set our auto-push trigger in your instance. More information can be found here [Configuring Automatic Pull from Salesforce](https://apps-docs.servicerocket.com/salesforce-jira/configuring-automatic-pull-from-salesforce#ConfiguringAutomaticPullfromSalesforce-PushtoJiraafterObjectupdated).
5. In Salesforce, make a mass update on the created field (add a value) to trigger the APEX trigger.
6. Follow the steps below for the mass update:
  1. Click on **Cases** at the top of Salesforce
  2. Select “All Open Cases” List Views.
  3. If you have Record Types on your cases, follow the steps below; if not go to point d.
    1. Click on the **filter button** > **Add Filter** > **Field:** Case Record Type - **Operator:** equals - **Value:** Select one of the Request Types. > **Click on Save**
  4. Click on the “**List View Control**” Button > **Select Fields to Display **> Select the created SF field on step 2. > Click on **Save.**
  5. Select a max of 50 cases by clicking on the Checkbox at the beginning of the list.
    1. Please note that Salesforce Future methods are subject to asynchronous execution limits, which include a limit of **50 calls per transaction** and a maximum timeout of 60 seconds.
  6. In the first case of the list, click on the Created field in Step 2 and edit it with any value. You should see a checkbox asking you to update the 50 selected items. Check the box and click** Apply**.
  7. This will update all the selected cases, thus activating the trigger implemented in point 4 and causing a bulk push.
  8. Repeat steps b to f for all cases that need to be updated.