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title: Connecting Neurons for SOM to ADO
slug: neurons-for-itsm/admin-user-help/enu/latest/connecting-neurons-for-som-to-ado
createdAt: 2026-07-14T19:16:35.952Z
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Perform the following procedures to connect Neurons for SOM to your ADO instance.

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## Credentials and Initial Setup

1. Log into ITSM as an Administrator and open th&#x65;**&#x20;Ticket Sharing and Synchronization&#x20;**(TSS) workspace.
2. Select **New Ticket Sharing and Synchronization**.
3. Enter th&#x65;**&#x20;Integration Name** (example: ADO).
4. Select **Incident&#x20;**&#x66;rom the **Business Object Name** menu.
5. Select **Enabled&#x20;**&#x66;rom the Status menu.
6. In the **Service Name** field, find and select ADO.
7. Save.

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Four new tabs now appear after the **Credentials&#x20;**&#x74;ab: **Filters**,**&#x20;Field Mapping**, **Data Mapping**, and **Data Rules**.
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8. The **Credentials&#x20;**&#x74;ab now contains three additional fields:
   1. **Service URL**: Relevant ADO instance URL (example: https\://dev.azure.com/YourCompany).
   2. **Username**: Jira account username (example: ADOUsername\@company.com).
   3. **Auth Token**: Token provided by ADO (example: Token1232323232323).
9. Click **Save**.
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## Filters Tab

1. In the **Filters&#x20;**&#x74;ab, click **New Connector Service Filters**.
2. In the **New Connector Service Filters** dialog, select **Summary&#x20;**&#x66;rom the **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Name** menu.
3. In the **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Name** field, enter Trojan. Depending on environment and criteria, choosing the Security Incident’s **Category&#x20;**&#x66;ield (with, for example “Data Breach” as Field Value) might be more appropriate or practical.
4. **Operation with next Filter** determines how filtering works with other filters. Select the appropriate operator (AND or OR) (example: add a “Ransomware Detected” filter).
5. When all appropriate filters have been added, Save.
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## Field Mapping Tab

1. In the **Field Mapping** tab, click **New Connector Service Field Mapping**.
   1. In the **New Connector Service Field Mapping&#x20;**&#x64;ialog, select **Summary** for th&#x65;**&#x20;Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Name**.
   2. Enter System.Title for the **ADO Field Name**.
   3. Enter System.Title for the **Service Field Depth**.
   4. Select **Poll this field for any changes**.
   5. Save.
2. Clic&#x6B;**&#x20;New Connector Service Field Mapping**.
   1. In the **New Connector Service Field Mapping** dialog, select **Status** for th&#x65;**&#x20;Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Name**.
   2. Enter System.State for the **ADO Field Name** . This field is in lowercase in Jira.
   3. Enter System.State for the **Service Field Depth**.
   4. Select **Poll this field for any changes**.
   5. Save.
3. Clic&#x6B;**&#x20;New Connector Service Field Mapping**.
   1. In the **New Connector Service Field Mapping** dialog, select **Description** for the **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Name**.
   2. Enter System.Description for th&#x65;**&#x20;ADO Field Name**.
   3. Enter System.Description for th&#x65;**&#x20;Service Field Depth**.
   4. Select **Poll this field for any changes.**
   5. Save.
4. Clic&#x6B;**&#x20;New Connector Service Field Mapping**.
   1. In th&#x65;**&#x20;New Connector Service Field Mapping** dialog, select **Provide default value** (to switch field mapping from ADO to ISM).
   2. Enter project for the **ADO Field Name**.
   3. Enter the name of the ADO project for the **Default Value**.
   4. Click **Save**.
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## Data Mapping Tab

1. In the **Data Mapping** tab, click **New Connector Service Data Mapping**.
   1. In the **New Connector Service Field Mapping&#x20;**&#x64;ialog, select **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident)=Status \:: ADO=System.State** for the **Connector Service Field**.
   2. Enter Resolved for the **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Value**.
   3. Enter Resolved for the **ADO Field Value**.
   4. Save.
2. Click **New Connector Service Data Mapping**.
   1. Select **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident=Status \:: ADO=System.State&#x20;**&#x66;or the **Connector Service Field**.
   2. Enter Logged for th&#x65;**&#x20;Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Value**.
   3. Enter Committed for the **ADO Field Value**.
   4. Save.
3. Click **New Connector Service Data Mapping**.
   1. Select **IIncident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident=Status \:: ADO=System.State** for the **Connector Service Field**.
   2. Enter Active for the **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Value** .
   3. Enter New for the **ADO Field Value**.
   4. Save.
4. Click **New Connector Service Data Mapping**.
   1. Select **ncident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident=Status \:: ADO=System.State** for the **Connector Service Field**.
   2. Enter Closed for the **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Value**..
   3. Enter Done for the **ADO Field Value**.
   4. Save.
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## Data Rules Tab

1. In the Data Rules tab, select **New Connector Service Field Constraint**..
   1. In the **Field Mapping Value** menu, selec&#x74;**&#x20;Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident=Status \:: ADO=System.State\[Resolved,Resolved]**.
   2. In the **Business Object Field Name** menu, select **CauseCode**.
   3. Enter Vulnerability for th&#x65;**&#x20;Business Object Field Value**. This is an example; you need to match whatever cause codes you have set up in your Incident or Security Incident objects.
   4. Save.
2. Clic&#x6B;**&#x20;New Connector Service Field Constraint**.
   1. In the **Field Mapping Value** menu, select **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident=Status \:: ADO=System.State\[Resolved,Resolved].**
   2. In the **Business Object Field Name** menu, select **Resolution**.
   3. Enter Data Rules Resolution for th&#x65;**&#x20;Business Object Field Value**. This is an example; you need to match whatever resolution values you have set up in your Incident or Security Incident objects.
   4. Click **Save**.
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## Additional Operations

1. Click the **Additional Operations** tab. If the tab is not visible, you may have to refresh or go to List View and select your TSS again.
2. Select the following options:
   - **Push Comments added in HEAT to ADO**
   - **Pull Comments added in ADO to HEAT**
   - **Push Attachments added in HEAT to ADO**
   - **Pull Attachments added in ADO to HEAT**
3. In the **Comment Business Object** menu, select **Journal#Notes**.
4. Click **Save**.
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## Comment Field Mapping

1. Click th&#x65;**&#x20;Comment Field Mapping** tab. If the tab is not visible, you may have to refresh or go to List View and select your TSS again.
2. Click **New Comment Field Mapping**.
   1. In the **Incident/ivnt\_SecurityIncident Field Name** menu, select **Notes**.
   2. Enter Description for th&#x65;**&#x20;ADO Field Name**.
   3. Click **Save**.
3. Clic&#x6B;**&#x20;New Comment Field Mapping**.
   1. In the **Incident Field Name** menu, select **Subject**.
   2. Enter Summary for the **Jira Field Name**.
   3. Click **Save**.
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