[Michael Tomar]

Well, your steps should be the following:
1. Backup. Always take a backup before performing any form of data migration
2. Sort your data before migrating
3. Create your data migration plan
4. Create a data migration workbook
5. Create a communications schedule
6. Documentation is vital to a successful Salesforce data migration. Be sure to document each and every step before, during, and after the migration
You can learn more in this blog post on Salesforce Data Migration: https://skyvia.com/blog/salesforce-data-migration-best-practices

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by  Michael Tomar.

[Michael Tomar]

Well, there are several ways to mass delete your reports: using SQL or Data Loader.
First one will be a perfect solution for users who are familiar with SQL as you simply enter SQL statements via code editor and execute the query.
The second one is really useful if you have hundreds (if not thousands) of records in a CSV file, which need to be removed in the fastest possible way.
Learn more about bulk deleting Salesforce records here: https://skyvia.com/blog/how-to-mass-delete-records-from-salesforce-using-sql-or-data-loader

[Michael Tomar]

You can integrate Jira with Salesforce using the Skyvia Data Integration platform. It provides a two-way data synchronization without any coding. You can work with Skyvia directly from your browser, no installation is required. https://skyvia.com/data-integration/integrate-salesforce-jira
P.S. Skyvia is Jira's partner, you can find it on the Atlassian marketplace

[Michael Tomar]

You can integrate Jira with Salesforce using the Skyvia Data Integration platform. It provides a two-way data synchronization without any coding. You can work with Skyvia directly from your browser, no installation is required. https://skyvia.com/data-integration/integrate-salesforce-jira
P.S. Skyvia is Jira's partner, you can find it on the Atlassian marketplace